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Oct. 19, 2006

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Icatibant studied in angioedema patients and healthy volunteers

Studies assess reversal of neuromuscular block with sugammadex

Casopitant reduces postoperative vomiting in opioid-treated patients

Atiprimod inhibits Jak-STAT signaling, abrogates AML cell growth

Canadian clearance for phase I study of PRX-302 in BPH

Newron grants Serono rights to safinamide in cognitive disorders

CAT and Debiopharm sign agreement for SC-1 for gastric cancer

Approvable letter for extended dosing of Aranesp

NNZ-2591 reverses memory loss in preclinical study

Positive preclinical results for PLX-I

Hana acquires rights to menadione

ProtoKinetix reports recent findings with AAGP

Roche to collaborate on InterMune's HCV protease inhibitor program

Arbor Vita and NoNO collaborate on novel treatment for stroke

European CHMP gives advice on phase III plan for naproxcinod

Benitec licenses ddRNAi technology to Tacere Therapeutics

Lilly to acquire ICOS

Genzyme and AnorMED reach agreement on acquisition

Taxotere approved for head and neck cancer

Yallaferon approved in China for cervicitis

Zolinza launched for cutaneous manifestations in CTCL

Novel agents for treating endocrine-related disorders disclosed in recent patent literature

New antiarthritic agents disclosed in recent patents

SCH-747123 displays good BACE1 inhibiting profile in vitro and in vivo

Ipsen present the broad therapeutic potential of BN-83026 in neurodegenerative diseases

Abbott reports on a novel alpha7 nAChR agonist that provides cognitive enhancement

Neuroprotective effects of the new JNK inhibitor ER-181304

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