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BioWorld - Sunday, May 3, 2026
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Articles by Randy Osborne

NitroMed's Stock Takes Hit As BiDil Sales Come In Low

May 3, 2006
By Randy Osborne

Fibrogen, Astellas Anemia Deal: $300M, Plus $465M In Milestones

May 1, 2006
By Randy Osborne
On the heels of a potential $92 million deal with Ilypsa Inc. for Ilypsa's Phase I phosphate binder, Astellas Pharma Inc. has licensed early stage, oral anemia compounds from FibroGen Inc. in a pact worth $300 million up front plus milestones totaling as much as $465 million. (BioWorld Today)
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Though Early, Seattle Genetics' Drugs Show Promise: Analysts

May 1, 2006
By Randy Osborne

Phase I Phosphate Binder Gets Up To $92M Via Deal For Ilypsa

April 28, 2006
By Randy Osborne

Discovery Lab's Stock Crashes On News Of Surfaxin Problem

April 26, 2006
By Randy Osborne

NovaDel Placement Gets $11.8M To Push Oral Spray Formulations

April 24, 2006
By Randy Osborne

Maturing Industry Still Shivers At So-So Bottom-Line Reports

April 24, 2006
By Randy Osborne

Genzyme's First-Quarter Sales Below Expectations

April 20, 2006
By Randy Osborne
Genzyme Corp.'s stock dipped on word that first-quarter revenues came in lower than expected, though the $730.8 million number represents a 16 percent rise over the same quarter last year. (BioWorld Today)
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Benitec Reduces Work Force By Half To Push RNAi Work

April 19, 2006
By Randy Osborne
The staff reduction means almost $100,000 in monthly savings, and other moves will save another $250,000 per month, with spending levels reduced by 50 percent overall, though the company did not say how many workers would be laid off at the site in Mountain View, Calif. Benitec could not be reached Tuesday. (BioWorld Today)
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PharmaFrontiers Gets $23M To Advance MS Compound

April 18, 2006
By Randy Osborne
Less than two months after disclosing its plan to sell $23 million in stock through a private placement to push along its Phase IIb trial with Tovaxin for multiple sclerosis, PharmaFrontiers Corp. has closed the deal and is planning a 1-for-10 reverse stock split that would let the firm apply for a Nasdaq listing. (BioWorld Today)
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