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BioWorld - Thursday, June 11, 2026
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BioWorld Science

April 18, 2007

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Snapshots of clinical trials in cardiology

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Orally bioavailable anthracycline penetrates the CNS in mice

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Novel agents for HIV infection reported in recent Pfizer patent

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Ccr2 protective in Alzheimer's disease

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Genetic studies allow creation of test for clozapine-induced agranulocytosis risk

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Clevudine metabolism studied in human hepatocytes

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New therapeutic options for hepatitis C described in recent patent literature

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Novel therapeutic agents for neurological disorders reported in recent patents

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Cerus presents preclinical data on two new L. monocytogenes-based immunotherapeutics

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Further analysis of CRD5 phase I/II data

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ACE and NMRC begin Campylobacter challenge study

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Syndax licenses selective HDAC inhibitor from Bayer Schering Pharma

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Thallion updates progress of FDA Advisory Committee meeting on STEC infection

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Galapagos signs new collaborations with Ono

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AGI receives FDA approval for phase III study of arverapamil

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Bayer and WHO sign agreement for Lampit provision for Chagas disease

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MultiCell signs supply agreement with Lundbeck

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Pevion and Mymetics sign virosome technology license agreement

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TopoTarget to acquire Apoxis

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Multikinase inhibitor from Amgen with antiangiogenic and antitumor activity

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LY-2401401, a new multikinase inhibitor, presented at the AACR meeting

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VEGFR inhibitor with potent antitumor activity alone and in combination

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Novel series of substituted pyrroles shows promise for the treatment of breast cancer

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Eisai completes Morphotek acquisition

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Renvela meets primary endpoint in hyperphosphatemic patients

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BNC-105, a vascular disruption agent with an improved therapeutic index

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Merck seeks new indications for Gardasil for vaginal and vulvar cancers

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Once-weekly formulation of risedronate sodium approved in Japan

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Avastin approved in Japan for advanced or recurrent colorectal cancer

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Reclast approved for Paget's disease

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