Home » Topics » BioWorld Science, Hematologic

BioWorld Science, Hematologic
RSS

Orally active thrombin inhibitor discovered at Pfizer shows good tolerance in phase I

April 6, 1998

Amidino derivatives for thrombosis reported by Astra

April 6, 1998

ART-123, a human recombinant thrombomodulin, demonstrates acceptable safety profile

April 6, 1998

FDA says Integrilin is approvable

April 3, 1998

Mechanism of vasorelaxant effects of HFV-1017C elucidated

April 2, 1998

Banyu develops factor Xa inhibitors as antiplatelet/antithrombotic agents

April 2, 1998

Preliminary results of TIMI 15A trial reported at ACC

April 1, 1998

Anticoagulants in development at DuPont Merck

April 1, 1998

Potent and selective PDE III inhibitor in development at Otsuka

March 31, 1998

New antiplatelet and antithrombotic agent characterized by Taisho

March 31, 1998

Popular Stories

Bio Korea 2026 kicks off with spotlight on oligonucleotides
BioWorld
Three decades of trial-and-error, and the resulting safety data, in the oligonucleotide-based therapeutic space have paved way for the present-day innovations and...
Chinese biotechs gain leverage as partners in dealmaking
BioWorld
China’s biotech ecosystem has crossed an inflection point, and Chinese biotechs are gaining leverage in dealmaking, executives from multinational companies said...
University of Western Australia patents 5-HT2A/B modulators
BioWorld Science
University of Western Australia has identified new lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) analogues acting as 5-HT2A and 5-HT2B modulators reported to be useful for the...
AA meeting of minds as PTC, Novartis push votoplam in HD
BioWorld
What PTC Therapeutics Inc.’s latest data with votoplam might mean in the Huntington’s disease (HD) landscape became grist for Wall Street after the firm unveiled...
Innervation can slow, as well as speed, tumor growth, study finds
BioWorld
Innervation by the sympathetic nervous system is typically a boon to tumors. But researchers from Weill Cornell Medicine and colleagues have shown that in some...