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BioWorld - Tuesday, July 14, 2026
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Articles by Karen Carey

Valeant Acquiring Amarin's U.S. Subsidiary, Neurology Products

Feb. 13, 2004
By Karen Carey

InterMune To Restructure Debt With $150M Notes Placement

Feb. 12, 2004
By Karen Carey
InterMune Inc. raised $150 million in a private placement of convertible senior notes as part of a plan to reduce its burn rate and narrow its focus in two therapeutic areas. (BioWorld Today)
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Genome Therapeutics Brings In $88M, Finishes Genesoft Merger

Feb. 10, 2004
By Karen Carey

Vion Stops Triapine Single Agent Study, Focuses On Combination

Feb. 9, 2004
By Karen Carey
Vion Pharmaceuticals Inc. discontinued enrollment of a Phase II study of Triapine as a single agent in patients with prostate cancer in order to focus its resources on the drug's more promising trials - those studying it as a combination therapy. (BioWorld Today)
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Renovis Prices $66M IPO; SGI, Exact Pull In Follow-On Funds

Feb. 6, 2004
By Karen Carey
Renovis Inc. entered the public arena as the third biotech company to conduct an initial public offering this year, raising $66 million. (BioWorld Today)
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Vertex, Novartis Amend Expanded Protein Kinase Deal, $100M More In Research

Feb. 5, 2004
By Karen Carey
Almost four years after starting a research collaboration with Novartis Pharma AG, Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc. secured another $100 million in funding as it nears the clinic with small-molecule kinase inhibitors. (BioWorld Today)
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More Than $200M Raised Via Antigenics, Onyx Offerings

Feb. 4, 2004
By Karen Carey
Five public offerings in less than two weeks places 2004 more than a month ahead of last year in terms of follow-on funds raised. The two newest offerings on Tuesday benefited Antigenics Inc., which raised $52.5 million, and Onyx Pharmaceuticals Inc., which raised $156.5 million. (BioWorld Today)
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Icagen Brings In $19.5M For Clinical Programs, Research

Feb. 3, 2004
By Karen Carey

Eyetech Stock Surges With Biotech's First IPO Of 2004

Feb. 2, 2004
By Karen Carey
Earning the honor of first biotechnology company to conduct an IPO this year, Eyetech Pharmaceuticals Inc. raised $136.5 million and watched its stock skyrocket on Friday, trading up 54.3 percent from its opening price. (BioWorld Today)
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Biogen Idec's Antegren Positive In Maintenance Trial For Crohn's

Jan. 30, 2004
By Karen Carey
Despite a failed trial last year, Antegren now has garnered some positive Phase III data, meeting its primary endpoint by maintaining a response in Crohn's disease patients. (BioWorld Today)
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