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Nov. 25, 1998

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Cambridge Antibody Suspends Trial Of Retinopathy Treatment

European Parliament Supports Streamlining Clinical Studies

Inex Blood-Cancer Drug Strong In Phase II Data

FGene Planning To Develop, License Out Existing Molecules

Phytopharm Raises £2.2M, Avoiding Discount Trend

Transatlantic Commerce Plan Aims To Speed Up Business

Scientists Formulating Plan Against Biological Attacks

Diagnostic Breast-Cancer Test To Focus On Estrogen Link

Prolifix Identifies Breast Cell Tumor-Creating Mechanism

Researchers Discover Medieval Secret To Safer Dye Coloring

Scotia Cuts Staff By Half, Focuses On Basic Research

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