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Genentech, Xoma's Raptiva Receives Psoriasis Approval

Oct. 29, 2003
By Kim Coghill
Genentech Inc. and partner XOMA Ltd. won FDA approval for Raptiva, a biologic for psoriasis that can be self-administered once weekly on a continuous basis. (BioWorld Today)
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Genentech, Xoma's Raptiva Receives Psoriasis Approval

Oct. 29, 2003
By Kim Coghill
Genentech Inc. and partner XOMA Ltd. won FDA approval for Raptiva, a biologic for psoriasis that can be self-administered once weekly on a continuous basis. (BioWorld Today)
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Onyx, Bayer Start 9006 Phase III Program In Renal Cell Carcinoma

Oct. 28, 2003
By Kim Coghill
Onyx Pharmaceuticals Inc. and partner Bayer Corp. initiated a pivotal Phase III study in renal cell carcinoma with BAY 43-9006, a cancer candidate considered by some to be one of the most exciting products in development. (BioWorld Today)
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Onyx, Bayer Start 9006 Phase III Program In Renal Cell Carcinoma

Oct. 28, 2003
By Kim Coghill
Onyx Pharmaceuticals Inc. and partner Bayer Corp. initiated a pivotal Phase III study in renal cell carcinoma with BAY 43-9006, a cancer candidate considered by some to be one of the most exciting products in development. (BioWorld Today)
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As Session End Nears, BioShield, Reimportation Still On The Table

Oct. 27, 2003
By Kim Coghill

As Session End Nears, BioShield, Reimportation Still On The Table

Oct. 27, 2003
By Kim Coghill

Depomed Sells 6.5M Shares, Raises $35.75M For Pipeline

Oct. 24, 2003
By Kim Coghill
Depomed Inc. is raising $35.75 million in a pubic offering of 6.5 million shares at $5.50 per share. (BioWorld Today)
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Depomed Sells 6.5M Shares, Raises $35.75M For Pipeline

Oct. 24, 2003
By Kim Coghill
Depomed Inc. is raising $35.75 million in a pubic offering of 6.5 million shares at $5.50 per share. (BioWorld Today)
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Cephalon's Provigil Receives Approval For Expanded Label

Oct. 22, 2003
By Kim Coghill

Vertex, GSK Receive Approval For Flexible HIV Drug Lexiva

Oct. 22, 2003
By Kim Coghill
Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc. and partner GlaxoSmithKline plc won FDA approval of Lexiva, an HIV protease inhibitor that can be dosed once or twice daily, with or without food and water restrictions. (BioWorld Today)
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