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Meiji Seika also shows interest in study of integrin receptor antagonists

Aug. 26, 1999

Lilly launches reusable growth hormone delivery device for Humatrope

Aug. 26, 1999

MacroChem awarded U.S. patent for Topiglan

Aug. 26, 1999

Amylin acquires patent rights for exendin-4 gene

Aug. 26, 1999

FDA approves new emergency contraceptive product

Aug. 26, 1999

InterMune files BLA for Actimmune for treatment of osteopetrosis

Aug. 25, 1999

Cangene initiates phase III trial of Leucotropin in new indication

Aug. 24, 1999

Lilly presents orally active growth hormone secretagogues at ACS meeting

Aug. 24, 1999

MORE study results: raloxifene reduces risk of spinal fracture

Aug. 23, 1999

In vitro interactions of novel platelet substitute Synthocytes with platelets

Aug. 19, 1999

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