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Revatio Approval Poses Threat,Brings Benefit In PAH Market

June 13, 2005
By Randy Osborne

Alteon's Alagebrium Faltering In Blood Pressure, ED Studies

June 13, 2005
By Randy Osborne
The troubled development path of Alteon Inc.'s lead candidate alagebrium came to a temporary stop in two indications, after an interim look at Phase IIb data showed the drug failed to work against systolic hypertension, and the FDA put on clinical hold a Phase IIa trial with the same compound as a therapy for erectile dysfunction in diabetics. (BioWorld Today)
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Somaxon Launches Phase III Insomnia Trials With Silenor

June 10, 2005
By Randy Osborne

Panel Confirms Positive Data For Erbitux In Phase III Trial

June 9, 2005
By Randy Osborne

Cell Genesys Restructuring To Focus On GVAX Work

June 8, 2005
By Randy Osborne
Less than a month after getting a special protocol assessment from the FDA for the second Phase III trial with its GVAX prostate-cancer vaccine, Cell Genesys Inc. is restructuring to beef up its efforts with the vaccine in several indications while dropping others. (BioWorld Today)
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Pfizer Wins FDA Approval For Sildenafil Against PAH

June 7, 2005
By Randy Osborne

Exelixis, Genentech Enter $16M Deal Around Notch

June 6, 2005
By Randy Osborne
A month after pulling down $35 million from a briskly advancing cancer deal with GlaxoSmithKline plc, Exelixis Inc. has signed a collaboration with Genentech Inc. to target proteins and genes involved in cell proliferation and differentiation. (BioWorld Today)
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Eyetech CEO Keeps Faith In Wake Of Lucentis Bomb

June 6, 2005
By Randy Osborne
The perhaps unreasonable power of preliminary data - especially when it's offered by an industry powerhouse - was proved once again late last month when mighty Genentech Inc. disclosed positive early figures from a Phase III trial with Lucentis against age-related macular degeneration (AMD).
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Affymetrix Buys Out Partner ParAllele: $120M Stock Deal

June 2, 2005
By Randy Osborne

Intra-Cellular Paying BMS For License To CNS Drugs

June 2, 2005
By Randy Osborne
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