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Aug. 2, 2004

Gilead's HIV Franchise Strong; Earnings Top Analyst Estimates

Gilead Sciences Inc. walloped forecasts by posting second-quarter net income that was up 11 percent, thanks to the briskly selling HIV treatment Viread and the hepatitis B therapy Hepsera. (BioWorld Today) Read More

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DEE-lightful: Praxis’ phase II results allow stock to flex its muscle

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