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BioWorld - Saturday, August 1, 2026
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Articles by Brady Huggett

Biopure’s Stock Rises on Blood Substitute Phase III Study Data

March 21, 2002
By Brady Huggett

Paion To Develop Millennium’s MLN519 Cardiovascular Product

March 15, 2002
By Brady Huggett
Millennium Pharmaceuticals Inc. decided to let someone else drive, or at least pay for the gas, in the development of its cardiovascular product, MLN519. (BioWorld Today)
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Paion To Develop Millennium’s MLN519 Cardiovascular Product

March 15, 2002
By Brady Huggett
Millennium Pharmaceuticals Inc. decided to let someone else drive, or at least pay for the gas, in the development of its cardiovascular product, MLN519. (BioWorld Today)
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MitoKor Eyes Public Markets, Files For Estimated $60M IPO

March 12, 2002
By Brady Huggett

MitoKor Eyes Public Markets, Files For Estimated $60M IPO

March 12, 2002
By Brady Huggett

Celgene Changing Course On Thalomid In Multiple Myeloma

March 8, 2002
By Brady Huggett
Celgene Corp. is facing a delay in its new drug application for Thalomid after the FDA said it had to conduct a new trial in a different indication, but one that may be more lucrative over time. (BioWorld Today)
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Celgene Changing Course On Thalomid In Multiple Myeloma

March 8, 2002
By Brady Huggett
Celgene Corp. is facing a delay in its new drug application for Thalomid after the FDA said it had to conduct a new trial in a different indication, but one that may be more lucrative over time. (BioWorld Today)
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Centocor’s Remicade Receives Third Rheumatoid Arthritis Nod

March 1, 2002
By Brady Huggett
Centocor Inc.’s Remicade is inflating - both in uses and sales - having received a third approval in a rheumatoid arthritis indication. (BioWorld Today)
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Centocor’s Remicade Receives Third Rheumatoid Arthritis Nod

March 1, 2002
By Brady Huggett
Centocor Inc.’s Remicade is inflating - both in uses and sales - having received a third approval in a rheumatoid arthritis indication. (BioWorld Today)
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ImClone Says FDA Might Accept Erbitux BLA With No New Trials

Feb. 28, 2002
By Brady Huggett
ImClone Systems Inc., after being dragged to scandalous depths not often seen in the biotechnology sector, bobbed to the surface Wednesday following its meeting with the FDA concerning the cancer drug Erbitux. (BioWorld Today)
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