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March 18, 2013

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Dalesconol B exerts neuroprotective effects, attenuates memory deficits in models of Alzheimer's

A novel glycooptimized biobetter of cetuximab is well tolerated in first-in-human trials

Research gives insight into miR-17-5p's role in the pathogenesis of pediatric SLE

Oncodesign's IMODI project wins award from French government

Anti-osteopontin antibodies as a new therapeutic approach to MS

Volociximab administered with ranibizumab in phase I/II trial

Targeting DNA repair with ATX-101 for enhancing sensitivity to anticancer drugs

AMAG Pharmaceuticals reports preliminary data from ferumoxytol extension study

Diffusion Pharmaceuticals completes enrollment in phase II trans-sodium crocetinate trial

LDK-378 receives FDA breakthrough therapy designation for NSCLC

Omni Bio Pharmaceutical reports preclinical results for Fc-AAT

Ocriplasmin approved for treating vitreomacular traction in the E.U.

Novel CETP inhibitors patented at Merck & Co.

GlaxoSmithKline presents new FAS inhibitors

Merck & Co. announces novel beta-secretase inhibitors

Chinese investigators divulge new cancer therapies

Novel serotonin 5-HT transporter inhibitors disclosed by Danish group

Gelna Biopharma acquires U.S. rights to Abstral

Intravesical imiquimod found safe and feasible as intravesical therapy for bladder cancer

R-Tech Ueno begins enrollment in phase III study of unoprostone for retinitis pigmentosa

Merck KGaA and Nordic Bioscience form alliance to develop treatment for osteoarthritis of the knee

BIIB-037 well tolerated in patients with Alzheimer's disease

Harvard's Wyss Institute and Sony DADC enter collaboration for Organs-on-Chips technologies

OphthaliX completes patient enrollment for international phase III trial in dry eye syndrome

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