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BioWorld - Friday, July 3, 2026
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Articles by Karen Carey

Kos Enters Cardio Area, Gets Biovail Products For $104M

May 4, 2005
By Karen Carey
Getting a stronger foothold in the cardiovascular therapeutic area, Kos Pharmaceuticals Inc. paid $104 million in cash to Biovail Corp. for U.S. sales and marketing rights to Cardizem LA. (BioWorld Today)
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CTI Aims For Xyotax NDA Despite Missed Endpoints

May 3, 2005
By Karen Carey

Avanir, Novartis Enter $210M Agreement On Inflammation

April 29, 2005
By Karen Carey
Avanir Pharmaceuticals Inc. partnered its first preclinical program, doing so with Novartis AG to develop small-molecule drugs that target macrophage migration inhibitory factor.(BioWorld Today)
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Amgen, Abgenix Expanding Panitumumab Phase III Work

April 28, 2005
By Karen Carey
Taking a different approach with their metastatic colorectal cancer drug panitumumab, Amgen Inc. and Abgenix Inc. started another Phase III trial of the therapy, this time as a first-line treatment administered with bevacizumab and chemotherapy. (BioWorld Today)
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TKT Absorbed For $1.6B As Shire Fattens Pipeline

April 27, 2005
By Karen Carey
In what could be the largest acquisition of 2005 - and certainly the largest so far - Shire Pharmaceuticals Group plc has nabbed Transkaryotic Therapies Inc. in a deal worth $1.6 billion. (BioWorld International)
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Advancis Raising $27M For Amoxicillin Pulsys Product

April 27, 2005
By Karen Carey

Bioaccelerate Forms Candid Pharma With Infection Focus

April 26, 2005
By Karen Carey

Lifted By Higher Product Sales, Amgen Beats Consensus EPS

April 25, 2005
By Karen Carey
Beating Wall Street estimates, Amgen Inc. performed well in the first quarter, reporting strong revenue for most of its products, despite Medicare reimbursement changes. (BioWorld Today)
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TKT Absorbed For $1.6B As Shire Fattens Pipeline

April 22, 2005
By Karen Carey
In what could be the largest acquisition of 2005 - and certainly the largest so far - Shire Pharmaceuticals Group plc has nabbed Transkaryotic Therapies Inc. in a deal worth $1.6 billion. (BioWorld Today)
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DOR's OrBec For Treating iGVHD Now On NDA Track

April 21, 2005
By Karen Carey
Despite missing the primary endpoint in a pivotal trial for orBec to treat intestinal graft-vs.-host disease (iGVHD), DOR BioPharma Inc. intends to file a new drug application before the end of the year. (BioWorld Today)
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