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June 25, 2012

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Danish company divulges novel CaS receptor agonists

Novel urate-lowering compound shows potential as a treatment for gout

Merck Serono patents new GM-CSF-directed immunotherapies

Results from several dapagliflozin trials disclosed

Famitinib metabolism investigated in clinical and in vitro studies

Novel oncolytic targets p53/Mdm2 interaction

Novel S1P1 receptor modulators reported by Allergan

Symbicort Turbuhaler obtains additional approval in Japan

Spanish group presents novel immunomodulators

Almirall develops new Janus kinase inhibitors

Stemergie Biotechnology discovers novel agents for cancer

Alexza provides update on Adasuve submissions

Ongoing meeting features presentations on PTHrP analogue for postmenopausal osteoporosis

Two phase III Flutiform trials meet primary endpoint

Repligen receives complete response letter for RG-1068 NDA

New agents for RSV infection disclosed by Biota Scientific Management

European CHMP adopts opinion on teduglutide

Genkyotex reports phase Ia data on GKT-137831

Novel prostanoid DP2 receptor antagonists designed in Spain

Astex kicks off phase II expansion segment of SGI-110 trial

Cellceutix clear to launch clinical development of anticancer drug

Theratechnologies gives update on tesamorelin regulatory progress

EMA committee issues opinion on taliglucerase alfa

Emend approved for additional indication in Japan

EMA committee recommends approval of intravenous cephalosporin antibiotic

Astellas Pharma set to launch Kiklin capsules in Japan

EMA committee issues opinion on Seebri Breezhaler

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