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Aug. 30, 2004

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Genistein reported to reduce hot flushes in postmenopausal women

Pergolide improves erectile dysfunction in male patients with advanced PD

FL-61, a potent new urotensin-II agonist, under early evaluation at Acadia

Combio synthesizes potent and selective DPPI inhibitors using lead optimization technology

Antiangiogenic agents targeting VEGFR kinase designed at Novartis

MK-0431: a novel approach to type 2 diabetes

Potential new Alzheimer's therapeutic advances through the pipeline at Lilly

Novel series of Kv1.1 current disinactivators presented by Wyeth

Arena continues to advance product pipeline

Millennium presents new CCR8 antagonists for asthma and other disorders

Novel KCNQ channel openers discovered by ICAgen team

Gruenenthal claims agents for opioid receptor and/or 5-HT/norepinephrine uptake modulation

New caspase activators prepared and tested by Cytovia researchers

New triptolide derivatives and their use reported by Pharmagenesis researchers

Lundbeck patent covers novel KCNQ2 potassium channel openers

Merck KGaA describes 5-HT1A/5-HT4 ligands able to inhibit 5-HT reuptake

Crucell signs PER.C6 licensing agreement with Wyeth

XTL Biopharmaceuticals to enroll new patients in HepeX-C study

Verta receives grant for pilot HCV study of SCV-07

Enrollment completed in phase IIa study of MM-093

IND filing for Provecta

BioDelivery Sciences International closes Arius acquisition

NicOx and Pfizer team up for nitric oxide-donating compound development

Roche seeks European approval of Tarceva for NSCLC

New synthetic peroxide artemisinin analogue for malaria enters human clinical trials

Aphton seeks Canadian registration of Insegia in pancreatic cancer

Yamanouchi to roll out Vesicare in E.U.

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