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BioWorld - Tuesday, March 10, 2026
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BioWorld Science

June 16, 1999

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Transplanted neural stem cells compensate for missing cell types

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NAVA's novel meningococcal vaccine elicits immunologic memory

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More data presented on Immunomedics' infection diagnostic at medical conference

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NeoRx's Pretarget technology permits higher doses of radiation in lymphoma patients

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Aviron completes FluMist bridging study

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Seven preclinical studies demonstrate antitumor activity of NovoMAb-G2

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B7-2/GM-CSF immunogene therapy: a novel approach to the treatment of glioma

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Canadian study supports efficacy of Cerebrolysin in patients with mild AD

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Kos to copromote two cardiovascular drugs with Knoll

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Ortec to initiate pivotal study of Composite Cultured Skin

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Cerep and Tibotec initiate HIV drug discovery collaboration

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Tacrine may reduce symptoms of Tourette syndrome

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Regeneron meets strategic objectives in 1998

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MORE trial results: raloxifene prevents breast cancer in postmenopausal women

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Vinylamycin: new antibiotic discovered by Japanese research group

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Schering-Plough prepares potent H3 antagonists for allergy, CNS disorders, etc.

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CPMP recommends approval of DMARD

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New Egis compounds lower blood pressure without marked increases in heart rate

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Isoprinosine as a potential treatment for chronic fatigue syndrome

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Effects on sexual function in hypertensive males: not all antihypertensives are created equal

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Pharmacia & Upjohn claims new antibacterial oxazolidinones

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Sankyo's olmesartan featured at European meeting

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Glutamate release inhibitors, their preparation and use disclosed by Novartis

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St. Elizabeth's discovers new N-acetylserotonin derivatives useful for hypertension, depression

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Suntory compounds exert both lipid peroxidation- and Ca2+ overload-suppressing effects

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Pharmacia & Upjohn seeks merger with Sugen

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Potent and orally active human renin inhibitor selected for further study at Roche

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Leukotriene antagonist effective and well tolerated as migraine prophylaxis

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FDA grants orphan drug designation to PPL's AAT for congenital deficiency

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