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Oct. 10, 2007

Loss Of $1B Amgen Plant Is Major Blow To Ireland

The fallout from Amgen Inc.'s woes spread to Ireland last week, as the company said it would "postpone indefinitely" plans to build a $1 billion biologics production facility at Carrigtwohill, near Cork City. (BioWorld International) Read More

EU Industry Puts Brave Face On Clinical Trials Dead End

Vascular Growth Factor Linked To Motor Neurone Disease

Haptogen Acquisition Brings Shark Therapies To Wyeth

Drug Designer e-Therapeutics Using AIM To Boost Coffers

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Group Gains Big Pharma Aid For 'Safer' Stem Cell Program

Gilde Gets €150M For Second Health Care Fund

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French Biotech Growing But Still Lagging Behind

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