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Bad News For J&J's EPO Drug, But Amgen Still Riding High
Editor These are the days of Amgen Inc. All eyes were on the biotechnology giant last week, when its $10.3 billion buyout of Immunex Corp. was completed although for less money than originally expected, it was still the largest deal in the industry thus far and as the deadline came for an FDA decision on Aranesp (darbepoetin alpha) in oncology. Aranesp, the extended-release, second generation of Amgen's blockbuster Epogen (epoetin alfa), was approved in September as a red blood cell boosterBy Randall Osborne | BioWorld Insight | Monday, July 22, 2002 -
BioWorld Stock Report For Public Biotechnology Companies
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Safer, Easier AIDS Treatments 'Name Of The Game' In Barcelona
Editor Although less often in the headlines during recent years, quietly murderous HIV has gone about its dark business worldwide with terrible efficiency. AIDS has killed 20 million people since beginning that sinister march across the earth, and another 40 million are infected with the virus. Most of the newly infected (an estimated 70 percent) are in Africa, where 2.2 million died last year, but in the U.S., where new AIDS cases had been dropping until 1998, the disease has leveled out atBy Randall Osborne | BioWorld Insight | Monday, July 15, 2002 -
FDA Submissions, Approvals And Other Actions: June 2002
Company* (Country; Symbol) Product Description Indication Status (Date) AUTOIMMUNE Biogen Inc. (BGEN) Amevive Alefacept; novel immunomodulatory agent that selectively targets the CD45RO+ subset of T cells Chronic plaque psoriasis FDA issued a complete response letter and requested additional information and clarification, but no new trials are needed (6/14) CANCER Corixa Corp. (CRXA) Bexxar Tositumomab and iodine-131 tositumomab; an investigational radioimmunotherapyBioWorld Insight | Monday, July 15, 2002 -
Non-U.S. Clinical Trials, Regulatory Submissions, Recommendations And Approvals: June 2002
Company* (Country; Symbol) Product Description Indication Status (Date) AUTOIMMUNE Isis Pharmaceuticals Inc. (ISIS) Alicaforsen (ISIS 2302) Antisense inhibitor of intercellular adhesion molecule-1 Crohn's disease Company initiated a second Phase III trial with 150 patients at 35 sites in Europe (6/25) CANCER Advanced Viral Research Corp. (OTC BB:ADVR) Product R A nontoxic peptide- nucleic acid-type immunomodulator that appears to stimulate the proinflammatory responsesBioWorld Insight | Monday, July 15, 2002 -
Clinical Trial Update: June 2002
Company* (Country; Symbol) Product Description Indication Status (Date) AUTOIMMUNE Biogen Inc. (BGEN) Avonex (FDA- approved) Interferon beta-1a Multiple sclerosis Clinical data showed early treatment with Avonex can reduce the rate at which individuals at particularly high risk for the disease develop clinically definite multiple sclerosis (6/26) Cambridge Anti- body Technology Group plc (UK; CATG; LSE:CAT) D2E7 Fully human antibody; adalimumab Rheumatoid arthritisBioWorld Insight | Monday, July 15, 2002 -
Stock Winners and Losers For The Week
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Money Raised Year To Date
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Stock Indexes
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Food Labeling Debate Simmers; U.S. Rules Called 'Good Enough'
Editor During the 1960s, labels of any kind were abhorred by many for the way they so fixedly identified objects and people, limiting them to a static condition that idealistic New Agers whose cultural influence spread far in that era could hardly abide. The world in those halcyon days was seen as free flowing, and to harden it by applying nouns was derided as almost brutal. Anti-scientific as the movement against everyday "labeling" was, it took a long time to subside. And, after theBy Randall Osborne | BioWorld Insight | Monday, July 8, 2002 -
Money Raised By Month
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BioWorld Stock Report For Public Biotechnology Companies
BioWorld Insight | Monday, July 8, 2002 -
Venture Capital And Corporate Investments In Biotechnology Companies: June 2002
I. FINANCING OF PRIVATE BIOTECHNOLOGY COMPANIES: $311.05M Company Location Date Amt. (M) Details Biopsytec Holding AG Berlin 6/28 €5 (US$4.9) Biopsytec raised more than US$4.9M in a second round of financing led by SAM Sustainability Private Equity LP; other investors were Deutsche Venture Capital and Industrie Management Holdings Cellectis SA Paris 6/25 €16 (US$15.7) Cellectis completed a second round of financing, raising €16M (US$15.7M); investors included BankInvestBioWorld Insight | Monday, July 8, 2002 -
Other Financings Of Public Biotechnology Companies: June 2002
Total: $63.26M Company (Symbol)# Type Of Financing Number Of Shares, Units Or Warrants (M) Amount Raised (M) Investors; Placement Agents; Details (Date)@ Advanced Biotherapy Inc. (OTC BB:ADVB) Private placement of subordinated convertible notes N/A $3.7 Advanced Biotherapy raised about $3.7M through a private placement of notes (6/17) Bavarian Nordic A/S (Denmark; CSE:BAVA) Private placement of common stock 0.96S DKK67 (US$8.8) Bavarian Nordic raised US$8.8M whenBioWorld Insight | Monday, July 8, 2002 -
Public Financing Of Biotechnology: June 2002
I. COMMENCED TRADING IN JUNE Company (Symbol)# Date Filed Date Comm. Shares/ Units (M) Price Shares Out (M)% Lead, Other Underwriters Gross (M) Post- Offering Market Cap (M)@ INITIAL OFFERINGS BioDelivery Sciences Inc. (BDSIU)1 11/2002 6/27 2U $5.25 7 Kashner Davidson Securities; Roan Meyers Assoc.; Investors Capital; Sterling Financial Investment; Schneider Securities $10.5 N/A YM BioSciences Inc. (Canada; AIM:YMB; TSE:YM_PB)2 4/24/02 6/12/02 3.75S C$4 16BioWorld Insight | Monday, July 8, 2002 -
Stock Winners and Losers For The Week
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Money Raised Year To Date
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Lively Field Of Enzyme Therapy Promises To Grow Even Hotter
Editor You don't need much, but you better have some or else. The subject is enzymes, replacement therapy for which has been in the forefront in June, with big player Genzyme General Corp. and partner BioMarin Pharmaceuticals Inc. making headlines (good news), as well as competitor Oxford GlycoSciences plc (bad news). Genzyme, of course, is known for its already-marketed treatments for Gaucher's disease, Cerezyme (recombinant glucocerebrosidase) and Ceredase, the natural version of the enzymeBy Randall Osborne | BioWorld Insight | Monday, July 1, 2002 -
BioWorld Stock Report For Public Biotechnology Companies
BioWorld Insight | Monday, July 1, 2002 -
Correction
An item on Molichem Medicines Inc.'s Moli1901 product for cystic fibrosis in a chart in the June 17, 2002, issue of BioWorld Financial Watch should have described it is a muco-active polypeptide. Editor's Note: The correction has been made in BioWorld Online.BioWorld Insight | Monday, July 1, 2002
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