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Articles by Brady Huggett

BIO 2002 Conference Concludes; Washington Is Industry's Next Stop

June 13, 2002
By Brady Huggett

TORONTO - The third and final day of the Biotechnology Industry Organization's International Biotechnology Convention & Exhibition began with rain.

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BIO 2002 Conference Concludes; Washington Is Industry's Next Stop

June 13, 2002
By Brady Huggett
TORONTO - The third and final day of the Biotechnology Industry Organization's International Biotechnology Convention & Exhibition began with rain.
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Religious Leaders Grab Horns Of Industry's Ethical Dilemmas

June 12, 2002
By Brady Huggett

Feldbaum: World Industry Goal To Get Policy Right This Time'

June 11, 2002
By Brady Huggett
TORONTO - BIO 2002 is a unmatched opportunity for those involved in the sector to mingle, network, press the flesh and generally discuss the topic that brought the masses here: biotechnology. It also is the grandest stage in the industry, and provides instant access to the ears of the most revered names in the business.
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Feldbaum: World Industry Goal To Get Policy Right This Time'

June 11, 2002
By Brady Huggett
TORONTO - BIO 2002 is a unmatched opportunity for those involved in the sector to mingle, network, press the flesh and generally discuss the topic that brought the masses here: biotechnology. It also is the grandest stage in the industry, and provides instant access to the ears of the most revered names in the business.
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Global Growth, Ethics Among Topics At This Year's Conference

June 10, 2002
By Brady Huggett
We've been here before.
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Global Growth, Ethics Among Topics At This Year's Conference

June 10, 2002
By Brady Huggett
We've been here before.
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Neurocrine Begins 5th Phase III, Gets Patent Protection Until 2020

June 5, 2002
By Brady Huggett
Neurocrine Biosciences Inc. kicked off its fifth Phase III trial of its insomnia product - but the first with the modified-release version - and said it was issued a patent for the chemical composition of the drug that would give the company patent exclusivity until 2020. (BioWorld Today)
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Neurocrine Begins 5th Phase III, Gets Patent Protection Until 2020

June 5, 2002
By Brady Huggett
Neurocrine Biosciences Inc. kicked off its fifth Phase III trial of its insomnia product - but the first with the modified-release version - and said it was issued a patent for the chemical composition of the drug that would give the company patent exclusivity until 2020. (BioWorld Today)
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$43.9M Series C Gives XenoPort Active Transport Program Funds

June 4, 2002
By Brady Huggett
XenoPort Inc. came off the financing trail with a $43.9 million Series C under it arm - its largest round to date. (BioWorld Today)
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