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BioWorld Science

May 29, 2003

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No blood pressure effects found for statins in a "real-life" cohort of hypertensive patients

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Novel antiallergic and antiinflammatory agents in Sumitomo pipeline

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Shionogi presents new MMP inhibitors for COPD and other uses

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Sodium channel blockers with analgesic activity identified at ICAgen

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Bayer claims MKK4 and MKK7 inhibitors for inflammatory and immune disorders

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Four series of analgesic agents patented by Gruenenthal researchers

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Menarini scientists prepare and test novel tachykinin NK2 antagonists

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Novel GSK-3beta inhibitors in early development at Janssen

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Pioglitazone is well tolerated and improves the symptoms of nonalcoholic steatohepatitis

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Good gastrointestinal safety profile reported for lumiracoxib in osteoarthritis

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Evidence of clinical activity for rosiglitazone in Crohn's disease

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New data on the effects of GI-181771 on the gastric function of humans

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Atlizumab effective and well tolerated in refractory Crohn's disease

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Ro-64-6198, an ORL1 agonist, inhibits citric acid-induced cough in guinea pigs

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Rifalazil more effective than vancomycin against C. difficile infection in hamsters

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Novel coxib R-109339 effective in a mouse model of adenomatous polyposis

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AZD-3582 induces fewer ulcers as compared to naproxen in a rat refeeding model

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Epix and Schering AG to develop novel MRI agents

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Erbitux manufacturing milestone achieved

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Phase III trials begin for Cerovive in acute ischemic stroke

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Gedeon Richter to market and commercialize Avonex in Central & Eastern Europe

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Salix board recommends rejection of Axcan's revised offer

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High response rates reported for Trisenox in multiple myeloma

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Indications for Viread expanded in E.U.

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Genta reports Genasense clinical results

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OXI-4503 the subject of Oxigene/Cancer Research UK collaboration

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Livial studied for use in breast cancer patients

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Preclinical results for microplasmin in posterior vitreous detachment

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