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Articles by Randy Osborne

Celgene's Revlimid NDA Done; Myeloma Data Due This Week

April 11, 2005
By Randy Osborne
As expected, Celgene Corp. finished its rolling new drug application for Revlimid, asking for the FDA's approval based on Phase II data with the compound for myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS) in transfusion-dependent patients with a 5q-deletion chromosomal abnormality. (BioWorld Today)
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Casualty-Strewn Melanoma Race: CancerVax Falters, But Stays In

April 11, 2005
By Randy Osborne

Rituxan's Early RA Phase III Data Good; More To Come

April 7, 2005
By Randy Osborne

Absalus, EvoGenix Merging To Combine Antibody Efforts

April 6, 2005
By Randy Osborne

PharmaMar's Yondelis Phase III Trial Started In Ovarian Cancer

April 6, 2005
By Randy Osborne
Taking aim at relapsed ovarian cancer patients considered incurable, Madrid, Spain-based PharmaMar SA is starting a Phase III trial with Yondelis (trabectedin), a compound first isolated from marine tunicates. (BioWorld International)
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PharmaMar's Yondelis Phase III Trial Started In Ovarian Cancer

April 5, 2005
By Randy Osborne

Cephalon Files For Approval Of Next Generation Provigil

April 4, 2005
By Randy Osborne

Pipeline Drugs Lining Up To Compete In Major PAH Market

April 4, 2005
By Randy Osborne
A spate of news at the start of this year regarding therapies for pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) threw fresh light on the disorder - and might put eventual pressure on the Swiss firm Actelion Ltd., which markets the only approved oral therapy: Tracleer (bosentan), the dual endothelin receptor antagonist given market clearance by the FDA in 2001.
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Third Case Of PML Spotted In Deceased Tysabri Patient

April 1, 2005
By Randy Osborne
Adding weight to the old superstition that bad news comes in sets of three, Biogen Idec Inc. and Elan Corp. plc reported that another case of progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy (PML) has turned up in a patient given Tysabri. (BioWorld Today)
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La Jolla Lets 60 Staffers Go Following Riquent Setback

March 31, 2005
By Randy Osborne
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