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FDA Panel Leans Toward More Trials For Ranexa, Doesn't Vote

Dec. 10, 2003
By Kim Coghill
GAITHERSBURG, Md. - An FDA panel generally agreed that Ranexa, CV Therapeutics Inc.'s candidate for chronic angina, is approvable if the company is willing to conduct another clinical trial in a broader population that includes patients who are not resistant to traditional drugs. (BioWorld Today)
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FDA Panel Leans Toward More Trials For Ranexa, Doesn't Vote

Dec. 10, 2003
By Kim Coghill
GAITHERSBURG, Md. - An FDA panel generally agreed that Ranexa, CV Therapeutics Inc.'s candidate for chronic angina, is approvable if the company is willing to conduct another clinical trial in a broader population that includes patients who are not resistant to traditional drugs. (BioWorld Today)
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Alkermes' Vivitrex Helps Men, Not Women, Reduce Drinking

Dec. 9, 2003
By Kim Coghill
Preliminary results from a pivotal Phase III trial of Alkermes Inc.'s Vivitrex indicate that a once-monthly injection, along with psychosocial therapy, helps men reduce their rate of heavy drinking. However, the drug does not appear to work as well in women. (BioWorld Today)
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CV Therapeutics Falls On FDA Briefing Document For Ranexa

Dec. 9, 2003
By Kim Coghill

Alkermes' Vivitrex Helps Men, Not Women, Reduce Drinking

Dec. 9, 2003
By Kim Coghill
Preliminary results from a pivotal Phase III trial of Alkermes Inc.'s Vivitrex indicate that a once-monthly injection, along with psychosocial therapy, helps men reduce their rate of heavy drinking. However, the drug does not appear to work as well in women. (BioWorld Today)
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CV Therapeutics Falls On FDA Briefing Document For Ranexa

Dec. 9, 2003
By Kim Coghill

BioShield Legislation Appears To Be Off The Table This Year

Dec. 8, 2003
By Kim Coghill

BioShield Legislation Appears To Be Off The Table This Year

Dec. 8, 2003
By Kim Coghill

KAI Completes $17M Series A For Work In Protein Kinase C

Dec. 5, 2003
By Kim Coghill

KAI Completes $17M Series A For Work In Protein Kinase C

Dec. 5, 2003
By Kim Coghill
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