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BioWorld - Wednesday, January 14, 2026
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Articles by Mari Serebrov

FDA Faces Challenge of Dealing With Scientific Uncertainty

Jan. 9, 2012
By Mari Serebrov
WASHINGTON – Regulatory uncertainty at the FDA is often cited as a source of industry heartburn. But rather than turning down the heat, the agency is looking for ways to make that uncertainty less irritating, recognizing it as a natural part of the scientific process.
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Partnership could lead to new trend, orthopedic cures

Jan. 6, 2012
By Mari Serebrov

Forma's Golden Goose Hatches $815M Deal with Boehringer

Jan. 6, 2012
By Mari Serebrov
Forma Therapeutics Inc.'s goose that lays the golden eggs just hatched one that could be worth about $815 million in a four-year drug discovery deal with Boehringer Ingelheim GmbH.
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Partnership Could Lead to New Trend, Orthopedic Cures

Jan. 5, 2012
By Mari Serebrov
Essex Woodlands and Smith & Nephew plc welcomed the new year with a new idea that could launch the device maker into the drug world and create a trend for other life sciences companies and venture capitalists.
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Small Biotechs Find Stakes Too High in Biosimilar Game

Jan. 3, 2012
By Mari Serebrov
While the U.S. government is betting on biosimilars to cut health care costs, many small biotechs are staying away from the game because of the risks and high stakes. And big biopharma players are upping the ante with multimillion-dollar partnerships with generic drug makers in hopes of a big payout years from now.
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NCATS Jumps from Starting Gate to Speed Drug Discovery

Dec. 28, 2011
By Mari Serebrov
If its start-up is an indication of things to come, the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS) will soon be speeding the development of new drugs.
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$433M Siga Contract, Need For Smallpox Drug Questioned

Dec. 27, 2011
By Mari Serebrov
WASHINGTON – It's a scenario that invokes all the imagery of blockbuster disaster movies. A terrorist attacks the U.S. with the deadly smallpox virus, causing pandemonium and chaos in a country where only people older than 40 are generally vaccinated against the disease.
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Ranbaxy Pays Price to Restore Full Access to U.S. Market

Dec. 22, 2011
By Mari Serebrov
WASHINGTON – A consent decree with the FDA and a potential $500 million settlement with the Department of Justice (DOJ) are the price Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd. is paying to once again have complete access to the U.S. market.
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Amgen, Watson to Hit the Biosimilar Road Together

Dec. 21, 2011
By Mari Serebrov
Watson Pharmaceuticals Inc. has signed on to ride shotgun as Amgen Inc. prepares to hit the biosimilar road.
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Alkermes Looks to Take on Abilify with Monthly Injectable

Dec. 20, 2011
By Mari Serebrov
Advancing its third molecule to treat schizophrenia into a Phase III trial, Alkermes plc is zeroing in on the $4 billion Abilify market.
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