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BioWorld Science

June 22, 2007

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Preclinical and clinical studies on Rebif(R) new formulation

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Recent patents disclose new agents for depression, anxiety, psychosis and sleep disorders

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

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New therapeutic agents for respiratory and allergic disorders disclosed in recent patents

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Novartis invests in Adenosine Therapeutics

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Health Canada approves once-daily tramadol

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Merck Serono and Ambrx collaborate on growth hormone products

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OSI Pharmaceuticals begins phase I trials of OSI-906 for tumors

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Recent Janssen and Pfizer patents describe novel analgesic agents

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Rylomine significantly reduces postsurgical orthopedic pain

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Interim findings for AVN-944 in hematologic malignancies

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Kaken and Sunstar sign agreement for bFGF dental product development

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NOP receptor antagonist improves parkinsonian-related motor dysfunction

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New preclinical data on short-acting sedative CNS-7056

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Liraglutide provides better glucose control than insulin glargine in phase III study

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Phosphagenics delivery technology shows promise in dermatological fields

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EULAR 2007: Studies of certolizumab pegol in rheumatoid arthritis

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ARRY-797 meets endpoints in phase I study

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ZymoGenetics and Bayer collaborate in global development of rThrombin

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FDA agrees on SPA for OxyADF phase III trial

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Bayer Schering Pharma to license imaging agent from Avid

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DeveloGen grants worldwide exclusive license to Teva for protein kinase B

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Resverlogix and Sun Health Research Institute collaborate for treatment of AD

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Genzyme seeks FDA approval of Synvisc-One

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Inulin polysulfate in vitro studies indicate potential to prevent osteoarthritis progression

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Approvable letter for Risperdal sNDAs

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