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April 26, 2005

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Similar analgesic effects found for M6G and morphine sulfate after major surgery

Rimonabant reduces the prevalence of metabolic syndrome among obese patients

Researchers find a lower incidence of AMD in subjects taking cholesterol-lowering drugs

Protective effects of STAZN following hemorrhagic shock

PRO-001 a novel therapeutic strategy for multiple myeloma

Myocardial protective properties of H-89

Baraclude available in U.S.

AEterna Zentaris establishes collaboration with Julius Maximilians University

Positive findings for low-dose doxepin in elderly patients with insomnia

Series C financing to advance Molecular Insight's BMIPP into phase III

AFG-495, a cathepsin K inhibitor, evaluated for bone metastases

Thalidomide analogues show antiangiogenic actions in vitro

Titanocene derivative tested for anticancer activity

EP-1572 reported to induce growth hormone secretion in healthy volunteers

Update on the effects and safety of DAC:GLP-1 in type 2 diabetes

EMEA completes review of antidepressants in children and adolescents

KOS-1584 shows promise as a novel antitumor drug

First evidence for the benefits of statin therapy in PCOS

New formulations of dapsone for cerebral infarction

Recent patents cover novel therapeutic agents for vascular disorders

CHMP recommends lifting marketing restrictions on Serdolect

Provensis plans to submit study protocol for Varisolve

Risperdal approved in Canada for acute treatment of manic symptoms

Bar-Ilan University describes therapeutic agents for use in male contraception

Kyorin to acquire Toyo Pharmar stock

Prodrugs for treating alcoholism and opioid dependency developed at the University of Kentucky

Dual-targeting estrone sulfatase inhibitor/SERM for breast cancer therapy

New agents for thrombocytopenia from Yamanouchi R&D

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