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Brady Huggett

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Biomira, Merck KGaA Miss Early Theratope Endpoints

Sep. 20, 2002
By Brady Huggett
Setting the bar high usually brings about one of two results: an exalting triumph or falling flat. (BioWorld Today)
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Biomira, Merck KGaA Miss Early Theratope Endpoints

Sep. 20, 2002
By Brady Huggett
Setting the bar high usually brings about one of two results: an exalting triumph or falling flat. (BioWorld Today)
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Vical Abandons Several Studies, Including Phase III Of Allovectin-7

Sep. 19, 2002
By Brady Huggett
Employing a slash-and-burn technique to streamline its pipeline, Vical Inc. said it is not completing its Phase III low-dose trial of Allovectin-7 in metastatic melanoma due to the improbability of it achieving desired endpoints, is closing a Phase II trial of Allovectin-7 for early stage head and neck cancer, and would no longer develop Leuvectin for prostate or kidney cancer. (BioWorld Today)
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Nephros Raises $17M For Acute Renal Failure Device

Sep. 19, 2002
By Brady Huggett

Nephros Raises $17M For Acute Renal Failure Device

Sep. 19, 2002
By Brady Huggett

Vical Abandons Several Studies, Including Phase III Of Allovectin-7

Sep. 19, 2002
By Brady Huggett
Employing a slash-and-burn technique to streamline its pipeline, Vical Inc. said it is not completing its Phase III low-dose trial of Allovectin-7 in metastatic melanoma due to the improbability of it achieving desired endpoints, is closing a Phase II trial of Allovectin-7 for early stage head and neck cancer, and would no longer develop Leuvectin for prostate or kidney cancer. (BioWorld Today)
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Genentech, XOMA Come Through With Strong Phase III Raptiva Data

Sep. 18, 2002
By Brady Huggett
When trying to get a drug approved, biotechnology companies must provide the FDA with data - data showing that a drug is efficacious, that it works in the appropriate patient and that it is safe, among other things. (BioWorld Today)
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Genentech, XOMA Come Through With Strong Phase III Raptiva Data

Sep. 18, 2002
By Brady Huggett
When trying to get a drug approved, biotechnology companies must provide the FDA with data - data showing that a drug is efficacious, that it works in the appropriate patient and that it is safe, among other things. (BioWorld Today)
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Ariad's Stem Cell Technology Shows Promise In Animals

Sep. 17, 2002
By Brady Huggett

Ariad's Stem Cell Technology Shows Promise In Animals

Sep. 17, 2002
By Brady Huggett
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