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BioWorld Science

Oct. 24, 2003

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Spotlight on new drugs to treat female sexual dysfunction

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Spotlight on "diabesity"

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NIAID grant for inhaled biodefense drug development at Coley

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TaiGen and TTY Biopharm sign joint development, marketing agreement for DB-67

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New inhibitors of FAK and other kinases developed at Aventis Pharma

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Aventis claims new protein kinase inhibitors for use in neurological disorders

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AstraZeneca describes a novel series of dual CCR3 modulators/H1 antagonists

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Schering-Plough claims new NK1 antagonists for emesis, anxiety, depression, etc.

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New muscarinic M3 antagonists covered by Boehringer Ingelheim patent

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Japanese researchers identify c-fos expression modulators for cancer therapy

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GSK scientists present novel antibacterial PDF inhibitors

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Long-term evaluation of anastrozole and tamoxifen in postmenopausal women with breast cancer

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A novel pneumococcal vaccine reported effective in children with or without HIV

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NO-releasing aspirin protects against gastrointestinal damage caused by low-dose aspirin

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Eberconazole as an alternative to miconazole in dermatophytosis

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Aspreva to develop CellCept for autoimmune diseases

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AVP-13358 well tolerated in phase I trial

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Baxter completes acquisition of Aralast

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Shionogi obtains Japanese distribution rights to moxifloxacin

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Rolling NDA submission for clofarabine begins

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DOV to purchase Elan's stake in joint venture

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Forest proceeds with expanded program of memantine for neuropathic pain

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Phase II trial evaluates pixantrone as part of BSHAP regimen for NHL

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Approvable letter issued for Foradil Certihaler

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Fast track status for T-67 in hepatocellular carcinoma

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Potent JAK3 inhibitor shows efficacy in ear edema model

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Specific bradycardic agent with oral activity designed by Japanese researchers

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