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BioWorld - Wednesday, June 10, 2026
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Articles by Jennifer Boggs

BrainCells' Series B Adds $30M to Advance, Grow CNS Pipeline

March 11, 2008
By Jennifer Boggs

Canceled Panel, Delays Could Signal Trouble for Telavancin

March 10, 2008
By Jennifer Boggs
It's been a bumpy ride lately for Theravance Inc., and, in many ways, for the antibiotic space in general. (BioWorld Financial Watch)
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Tesetaxel to Return to Clinic as Part of Genta's Cancer Portfolio

March 10, 2008
By Jennifer Boggs

NewCo News: Start-up PhaseRx Closes First VC Funding for siRNA Delivery

March 7, 2008
By Jennifer Boggs

Amgen Gaining Rights to CCR4 Antibody in $520M Kyowa Deal

March 7, 2008
By Jennifer Boggs
Amgen Inc. is expanding its early clinical pipeline with the addition of a CCR4 antibody licensed from Kyowa Hakko Kogyo Co. Ltd. in exchange for $100 million up front and up to $420 million in milestones. (BioWorld Today)
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Mixed Bag of Anti-Scarring Midstage Data Drops Renovo

March 4, 2008
By Jennifer Boggs
Shares of Renovo plc tumbled 51 percent after its anti-scarring product, Juvista, missed its endpoint in a Phase II trial in patients undergoing breast augmentation surgery, leading investors to worry about the product's chances for broad label approval. (BioWorld Today)
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Mixed Bag of Anti-Scarring Midstage Data Drops Renovo

March 4, 2008
By Jennifer Boggs
Shares of Renovo plc tumbled 51 percent after its anti-scarring product, Juvista, missed its endpoint in a Phase II trial in patients undergoing breast augmentation surgery, leading investors to worry about the product's chances for broad label approval. (BioWorld Today)
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Pharmacyclics Cuts Staff, Shifts Focus to Early Stage Candidates

March 3, 2008
By Jennifer Boggs
In the wake of the FDA's second rejection of non-small-cell lung cancer candidate Xcytrin, Pharmacyclics Inc. is slashing its work force by 40 percent and refocusing resources on its earlier-stage pipeline in cancer and immune-mediated diseases. (BioWorld Today)
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Pharmacyclics Cuts Staff, Shifts Focus to Early Stage Candidates

March 3, 2008
By Jennifer Boggs
In the wake of the FDA's second rejection of non-small-cell lung cancer candidate Xcytrin, Pharmacyclics Inc. is slashing its work force by 40 percent and refocusing resources on its earlier-stage pipeline in cancer and immune-mediated diseases. (BioWorld Today)
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No Surprises as XenoPort's RLS Drug Succeeds in 3rd Phase III

Feb. 29, 2008
By Jennifer Boggs
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