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BioWorld - Thursday, January 22, 2026
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Kim Coghill

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United Therapeutics Receives Remodulin Approvable Letter

Feb. 12, 2002
By Kim Coghill
Following receipt of an approvable letter from the FDA, United Therapeutics Corp. said its orphan drug for pulmonary arterial hypertension should reach the market sometime in the next two months. (BioWorld Today)
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NeuroSearch, Ingelheim Enter Deal Around Alzheimer’s Drug

Feb. 11, 2002
By Kim Coghill

NeuroSearch, Ingelheim Enter Deal Around Alzheimer’s Drug

Feb. 11, 2002
By Kim Coghill

Actelion Misses Endpoint In Chronic Heart Failure Study

Feb. 8, 2002
By Kim Coghill
The failure of Tracleer to meet primary endpoints in a Phase III trial of chronic heart failure patients could be a blessing in disguise for Switzerland-based Actelion Ltd. (BioWorld Today)
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Actelion Misses Endpoint In Chronic Heart Failure Study

Feb. 8, 2002
By Kim Coghill
The failure of Tracleer to meet primary endpoints in a Phase III trial of chronic heart failure patients could be a blessing in disguise for Switzerland-based Actelion Ltd. (BioWorld Today)
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Bush’s Prescription Drug Plan Pitched To House Committee

Feb. 7, 2002
By Kim Coghill

Bush Budget Includes Increases In New Drug Application Fees

Feb. 6, 2002
By Kim Coghill
WASHINGTON Based on President George Bush’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2003, it appears that biotechnology companies filing drug applications with the FDA will be paying a higher cost. (BioWorld Today)
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Bush Budget Includes Increases In New Drug Application Fees

Feb. 6, 2002
By Kim Coghill
WASHINGTON Based on President George Bush’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2003, it appears that biotechnology companies filing drug applications with the FDA will be paying a higher cost. (BioWorld Today)
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Nastech Licenses ED Product To Pharmacia For Up To $56M

Feb. 5, 2002
By Kim Coghill

Nastech Pharmaceutical Co. Inc. licensed its nasally administered apomorphine product for sexual dysfunction in both men and women to Peapack, N.J.-based Pharmacia Corp. in a deal with a $56.4 million potential. (BioWorld Today)

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Nastech Licenses ED Product To Pharmacia For Up To $56M

Feb. 5, 2002
By Kim Coghill
Nastech Pharmaceutical Co. Inc. licensed its nasally administered apomorphine product for sexual dysfunction in both men and women to Peapack, N.J.-based Pharmacia Corp. in a deal with a $56.4 million potential. (BioWorld Today)
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