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Kim Coghill

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Inspire Says INS365 NDA Filing Not Far Off; Stock Jumps 53%

Oct. 31, 2002
By Kim Coghill
Inspire Pharmaceuticals Inc. said following a productive meeting with the FDA, it has decided to compile existing data from three trials of its dry-eye product, INS365 Ophthalmic, and submit it for regulatory approval. (BioWorld Today)
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Inspire Says INS365 NDA Filing Not Far Off; Stock Jumps 53%

Oct. 31, 2002
By Kim Coghill
Inspire Pharmaceuticals Inc. said following a productive meeting with the FDA, it has decided to compile existing data from three trials of its dry-eye product, INS365 Ophthalmic, and submit it for regulatory approval. (BioWorld Today)
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NIH Unveils International Project To Develop Genetic Variation Map

Oct. 30, 2002
By Kim Coghill

NIH Unveils International Project To Develop Genetic Variation Map

Oct. 30, 2002
By Kim Coghill

Dendreon Gets OK To Resume Enrollment In Phase III Study

Oct. 29, 2002
By Kim Coghill
Following a six-month delay, Dendreon Corp. received FDA clearance to resume enrollment in its second Phase III trial of Provenge, a therapeutic vaccine for hormone-resistant prostate cancer patients. (BioWorld Today)
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Aphton Reports Phase III Results Showing G17DT Extends Survival

Oct. 29, 2002
By Kim Coghill

Dendreon Gets OK To Resume Enrollment In Phase III Study

Oct. 29, 2002
By Kim Coghill
Following a six-month delay, Dendreon Corp. received FDA clearance to resume enrollment in its second Phase III trial of Provenge, a therapeutic vaccine for hormone-resistant prostate cancer patients. (BioWorld Today)
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Aphton Reports Phase III Results Showing G17DT Extends Survival

Oct. 29, 2002
By Kim Coghill

MedImmune Expects To Take FluMist Back To Panel This Year

Oct. 28, 2002
By Kim Coghill
An FDA advisory panel later this year is expected to vote on whether FluMist should enter the market as a nasal influenza vaccine for patients who are ages 19 months to 64 years old. (BioWorld Today)
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MedImmune Expects To Take FluMist Back To Panel This Year

Oct. 28, 2002
By Kim Coghill
An FDA advisory panel later this year is expected to vote on whether FluMist should enter the market as a nasal influenza vaccine for patients who are ages 19 months to 64 years old. (BioWorld Today)
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