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BioWorld - Friday, June 12, 2026
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Articles by Randy Osborne

Amgen Offers More On Aranesp, Starts Phase III Loading' Trial

May 22, 2002
By Randy Osborne
Girding for a marketplace battle in oncology, Amgen Inc. offered encouraging data regarding its anemia product Aranesp (darbepoetin alfa), approved in September for dialysis and nondialysis patients with chronic liver failure and already being used off-label for cancer patients. (BioWorld Today)
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Genentech's Anti-VEGF Yields More Positive Phase II Results

May 21, 2002
By Randy Osborne

Analyst Likes Large-Cap Stocks As Safest Haven In Biotechnology

May 20, 2002
By Randy Osborne
With both sides still out for blood in the battle over their respective anti-anemia erythropoietin products, Transkaryotic Therapies Inc. (which won European approval in March for Dynepo) and Amgen Inc. (guarding the franchise it has, through the blockbuster Epogen) matched lawyers two weeks ago in an appeals hearing that offered few revelations. (BioWorld Financial Watch)
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Vertex Reports Positive Results From Second Pivotal HIV Study

May 20, 2002
By Randy Osborne
Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc. said collaborator GlaxoSmithKline plc is likely to file for approval of the HIV protease inhibitor GW433908 - which last month entered its third pivotal Phase III trial - by the end of the year in the U.S. and Europe. (BioWorld Today)
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Tranzyme Enters QBI Deal, Targets Neurosensory Drugs

May 16, 2002
By Randy Osborne

Dyax, AstraZeneca Sign Deal For Phage Display Research

May 15, 2002
By Randy Osborne

Abgenix: ABX-IL8 Fails Again, New Deal Signed With Corvas

May 15, 2002
By Randy Osborne

Wyeth Stops Heart Attack Study; Neose Loses Manufacturing Deal

May 13, 2002
By Randy Osborne

Angiogenesis: Paradigm Changes For Judging 'Success' Of Drugs

May 13, 2002
By Randy Osborne
The failure early this month of Ribozyme Pharmaceuticals Inc.'s Angiozyme in a Phase II trial as a monotherapy against Stage IV metastatic breast cancer was enough to feed another round in the sporadic, ongoing debate over angiogenesis inhibitors. (BioWorld Financial Watch)
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Onyx Placement Gets $20M To Pursue Anticancer Drugs

May 10, 2002
By Randy Osborne
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