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BioWorld - Saturday, July 4, 2026
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Articles by Catherine Hollingsworth

Studies Suggest That New HIV Therapies may be Better Tolerated

Oct. 28, 2008
By Catherine Hollingsworth

GSK Pays Affiris $28M Up Front in Alzheimer's Vaccine Deal

Oct. 27, 2008
By Catherine Hollingsworth
GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals SA, of Rixensart, Belgium, and Affiris GmbH entered a collaboration agreement granting GSK exclusive rights to Affiris's Alzheimer's disease vaccine programs targeting the beta-amyloid pathway. (BioWorld Today)
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Phenomix Getting $75M Up Front in Diabetes Deal with Forest Labs

Oct. 24, 2008
By Catherine Hollingsworth
Phenomix Corp. and Forest Laboratories Inc. entered a deal to develop and commercialize oral diabetes drug candidate dutogliptin (PHX1149) in North America. (BioWorld Today)
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Amylin, Lilly Enter Supply Deal for Diabetes Drug Exenatide

Oct. 23, 2008
By Catherine Hollingsworth
Despite a modest decrease in Byetta (exenatide) sales, Amylin Pharmaceuticals Inc. said it ended that quarter with strong revenues overall and soon will get a $125 million boost from a deal to supply partner Eli Lilly and Co. with a once-weekly version of the drug, upon approval. (BioWorld Today)
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Avigen Shifts Focus in Wake of Phase IIb Trial Miss in MS

Oct. 22, 2008
By Catherine Hollingsworth
Avigen Inc. is shifting focus to its product for neuropathic pain and opioid addiction, after a study of its drug for muscle spasms in patients with multiple sclerosis missed the mark, sending the company's shares tumbling 81.2 percent Tuesday. (BioWorld Today)
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Singapore's S*BIO Adds $26M for Phase II Studies in Cancer

Oct. 21, 2008
By Catherine Hollingsworth

Tough Times Ahead for Public Biotechs in Need of Cash

Oct. 20, 2008
By Catherine Hollingsworth
As investors remain skittish about the economy, financing options for cash-strapped, publicly traded biotech companies have dwindled. The outlook for the therapeutic biotech industry is somewhat brighter for venture-backed private biotech companies and public companies in a comfortable cash position, but many other biopharmaceutical companies are in a financial pinch. And until the economic turmoil stabilizes, there are few options for public traded biotechs looking to raise cash, industry sources told BioWorld Financial Watch.
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EpiCept's Ceplene for Preventing AML Relapse Approved in EU

Oct. 15, 2008
By Catherine Hollingsworth

GTx Shows Drug Boosted Muscle in Cancer Patients

Oct. 14, 2008
By Catherine Hollingsworth

Pair of Failed Studies Prompts Biogen to Drop Arthritis Drug

Oct. 13, 2008
By Catherine Hollingsworth
Biogen Idec Inc. is stopping development of an investigational arthritis drug due to negative results from two studies that aimed to measure the drug's effectiveness. (BioWorld Today)
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