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May 20, 1997

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Positive phase II/III results for Cortecs' Macritonin

RPR's Azmacort now available in Brazil

HemaSure stops development of SteriPath

Phase I/II results for promising compound from BioTransplant and MedImmune

Aronex extends clinical trials with Nyotran

Roche and Protein Design Labs report encouraging results from Zenapax trial

Safety, pharmacological, phase I and early phase II results for SM-10902

Cerebrovascular selectivity and vasospasmolytic action of AJ-3941

Antiinflammatory imidazolyl compounds from Searle

BMS describes angiotensin II antagonists

Novel steryl-sulfatase inhibitors for breast cancer

Antitumor nucleosides from Sankyo

NSAIDS reported by P&G

Peptide P-selectin inhibitors described by Centocor

Searle describes antiplatelet agents

ADIR discloses compounds with high affinity for human D3 receptors

HIV-1 RT inhibitors from Boehringer Ingelheim

Steroidogenesis Inhibitors initiates phase I/II trial of HIV treatment

Clinical efficacy of montelukast highlighted

Purdue Pharma licenses anticancer chimeric

Zileuton associated with antiinflammatory effects in subgroup of asthmatics

Wyeth-Ayerst and NanoSystems agree to develop new formulation of Rapamune

Suplatast shows antiinflammatory effects in mild asthma

Xoma issued U.S. patent for antifungal uses of BPI-derived products

Preclinical and clinical results reported for RP-73401

Mitsubishi/Takeda codevelop new drug for AD

Ointment formulation of BioCryst's BCX-34 enters phase II for psoriasis

Update on Onconase clinical trials

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