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Aug. 23, 1999

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Chiron files long-term survival data for Proleukin with the FDA

Cell Genesys and EntreMed sign antiangiogenesis gene therapy agreement

Therapeutic Antibodies highlights Q2 1999 developments

Ligand makes significant progress during Q2 1999

Mammaglobin may be a useful marker for breast cancer

MORE study results: raloxifene reduces risk of spinal fracture

Chiron initiates phase III study of Proleukin for HIV

CV Therapeutics reports initial results from ranolazine trial

Stem Cell Sciences and Rhone-Poulenc Rorer enter agreement

WHI-P164, a potential treatment for atherosclerosis in patients with hyperlipidemia, hypertension

FDA approves Aciphex for treatment of GERD and duodenal ulcers

Additional preclinical studies of HE-2000 begin in nonhuman primates

Study commences of pulmonary delivery of migraine therapy

Xoma and Genentech expand hu1124 collaboration to include transplantation

Company Profile: Adherex Technologies

New treatments for alcoholism reported by Lipha

Dual TP antagonist/TxA2 synthase inhibitor presented by Servier

L'Oreal compounds prevent skin aging in experimental models

ICAgen researchers patent new potassium channel blockers

Academic team identifies novel modulators of cholinergic function

Cheil Jedang team synthesizes new oxazolidinones

Preclinical profile of rPSGL-Ig indicates clinical testing is warranted

Phase II results validate Emisphere's technology for oral delivery of heparin

ACS news: Wyeth-Ayerst investigates agents for urinary incontinence

Org-23366: an atypical antipsychotic potentially superior to clozapine

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