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Articles by Randy Osborne

Serono’s Rebif Wins Approval; Biogen Gears Up For MS Fight

March 11, 2002
By Randy Osborne
The regulatory battle between two biotechnology heavyweights over multiple sclerosis treatments has ended, but the marketing war has just begun, with Serono SA gaining FDA approval of Rebif (interferon beta 1-a), which allows the firm to make an end run around competitor Biogen Inc.’s orphan drug status for Avonex (another form of interferon beta 1-a). (BioWorld Today)
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PharmaStem Fires Broad Volley In Cord-Blood War

March 11, 2002
By Randy Osborne
The phrase "stem cells" can still bring a shudder to some investors, wisely shy about the riotous debate the field of research sparked last year between fervent camps of various persuasions some concerned more with religious and ethical matters than the advance of biotechnology. (BioWorld Financial Watch)
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ImClone, Bristol-Myers Revise Deal, Adding $200M Up Front

March 7, 2002
By Randy Osborne
In the latest episode of an ongoing saga, ImClone Systems Inc. gained and lost in a retooling of what had been touted as a landmark potential $2 billion deal with Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. for the FDA-stalled colorectal cancer drug Erbitux (cetuximab). (BioWorld Today)
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SuperGen, Abbott Ending Deal For Cancer Compound Rubitecan

March 6, 2002
By Randy Osborne
More than two years after SuperGen Inc. said it “continued to enjoy a strong relationship” with partner Abbott Laboratories Inc., the pair’s worldwide sales and marketing collaboration valued at as much as $150 million has dissolved. (BioWorld Today)
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Titan Cancer Antibodies Paired In Colorectal Phase II Study

March 4, 2002
By Randy Osborne

InterMune Goes To Shelf, Files To Sell 2.5M Shares

March 4, 2002
By Randy Osborne

To Partner, To Merge? CEOs Probe Issues At BIO Conference

Feb. 25, 2002
By Randy Osborne
NEW YORK - The nitty-gritty of strategy, partnering and navigating the FDA were among topics covered during the fourth annual BIO CEO & Investor Conference last week, where about 1,500 registrants crowded the meeting rooms of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel to hear some of the industry's leaders talk about what worked for them, and what didn't. (BioWorld Financial Watch)
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Paranoia’ Over FDA Challenges Looms Large After ImClone Woes

Feb. 25, 2002
By Randy Osborne

Use Partners To Pack Pipeline But Not Too Early, Panel Says

Feb. 22, 2002
By Randy Osborne
NEW YORK - Partners matter. But products matter more, and the one can be used to reach the other, said Donald Drakeman, president and CEO of Medarex Inc., the transgenic mouse company with “about four dozen” collaborators. (BioWorld Today)
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Fresh From Mergers, Buyouts, CEOs Mull Boons And Pitfalls

Feb. 21, 2002
By Randy Osborne
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