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Oral JNJ-41876666 is active against cold allodynia in models of neuropathic pain

Sep. 9, 2010

Rivaroxaban is as effective as standard therapy in treating deep vein thrombosis

Sep. 9, 2010

AZ-004 is efficacious in preclinical model of inflammatory pain

Sep. 9, 2010

BNC-210 is well tolerated in healthy volunteers

Sep. 9, 2010

Ivabradine improves outcome of patients with heart failure in SHIFT trial

Sep. 8, 2010

Italian scientists synthesize new HDAC inhibitor

Sep. 8, 2010

Technetium-99m-labeled MIP-1340 shows suitability for prostate cancer imaging

Sep. 8, 2010

Amantadine and fluoxetine display comparable efficacy in major depressive disorder

Sep. 8, 2010

Prucalopride is safe and efficacious in opioid-induced constipation

Sep. 8, 2010

NC-2500 is selected for clinical development in gout-related hyperuricemia

Sep. 7, 2010

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