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Clinical trial status of pain control implant updated by CytoTherapeutics/Astra

Jan. 26, 1998

Theratechnologies' novel cancer treatment granted additional patent protection

Jan. 26, 1998

ProstaScint may predict response of prostate cancer patients to salvage radiotherapy

Jan. 26, 1998

European alliance formed by Faulding and Asta Medica

Jan. 26, 1998

Two NDAs up for review this week by Cardiovascular and Renal Drugs Advisory Committee

Jan. 26, 1998

Neuroprotective effects of new PARS inhibitor

Jan. 26, 1998

Ortho reveals new fibrinogen receptor antagonists

Jan. 26, 1998

Agents for schizophrenia without EPS disclosed by Warner-Lambert

Jan. 26, 1998

New heterocyclic bradykinin antagonists from Fujisawa

Jan. 26, 1998

Virus-host cell fusion inhibitors under study at Lilly

Jan. 26, 1998

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