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Feb. 9, 2005

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Patupilone shows promise in the treatment of multiple myeloma

Preclinical and clinical neuroprotective efficacy of statins in cerebral vascular disease

Preclinical data published on NBI-42902, a GnRH receptor antagonist

New data on the antitumor effects and toxicity of thalidomide monotherapy in HCC

Celecoxib shows promise in the prevention of intraabdominal adhesions

Novartis inlicenses rebamipide for dry eye

Phenserine fails to achieve significant efficacy in phase III Alzheimer's study

Viragen seeks expansion of approval for Multiferon in Sweden

Novavax receives NIH grant for SARS vaccine work

Cardiovascular drug candidate RUS-3108 enters phase I in Ireland

Takeda to acquire Syrxx

Phase I program of tgAAC-09 for HIV/AIDS expands to India

Portola begins phase Ib trial for oral anticoagulant

New Eloxatin formulation receives FDA approval

RiVax ricin vaccine enters clinical testing

Neurocrine prepares resubmission of indiplon NDAs

Ligand earns milestone for initiation of phase II for SB-497115

Fujisawa inlicenses ACR-16 from Carlsson Research

Evidence suggests that antihypertensive drugs improve severity of ischemic stroke

Improved outcome found with rosiglitazone in diabetic patients with cardiovascular disease

Pioglitazone reported to decrease carotid artery intimal thickness in obese subjects

Fendrix hepatitis B vaccine approved in Europe

BBB-permeable metal chelator shows promise for Alzheimer's treatment

Aston University team presents novel CCK1, CCK2 modulators

New 11beta-HSD1 inhibitors described in recent Merck patent

CRTH2 receptor ligands and their use for respiratory disorders reported by AstraZeneca

Gemin X discloses series of agents with anticancer and antiviral properties

Hydroxyfasudil prodrugs emerge from Schering R&D

Cardioprotective agents in early development at Dongbu Hannong

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