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Feb. 26, 2014

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Ignyta reports preliminary data from phase I/II trial of anticancer candidate

Merck KGaA synthesizes new agents that act as SYK inhibitors

Reata studies RTA-408 to treat ocular pain and inflammation following ocular surgery

InterMune reports data from phase III ASCEND trial in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis

Potential antidiabetic strategy: synergistic effects of GPR40 agonist and DPP IV inhibitor

PMV Pharma and Chiromics form drug discovery collaboration

ImmunoCellular Therapeutics receives orphan drug status in Europe for ICT-107 in glioblastoma

Verastem acquires rights to cancer stem cell inhibitor VS-4718

Myalept obtains FDA approval for rare metabolic disease

FDA accepts filing of peramivir NDA

rEVO Biologics submits IND to FDA for ATryn in preeclampsia

Lilly's once-weekly dulaglutide shows non-inferiority to liraglutide in head-to-head trial

Neuroprotection seen with imatinib in stroke model

Neovacs focuses on four therapeutic areas

New HIV attachment inhibitors designed at Bristol-Myers Squibb

Janssen R&D Ireland patents novel Fabl inhibitors

Synchroneuron begins dosing in phase II study of SNC-102 for tardive dyskinesia

Humanetics and USAMRICD enter into CRADA to study BIO-300 to treat phosgene exposure

Dyax reports results from phase Ia study of DX-2930 for prevention of HAE attacks

Roche synthesizes new modulators of neurogenesis

European approval for Mirvaso for facial erythema of rosacea

RPC-1063 demonstrates favorable safety and PK profiles in healthy subjects

aTyr Pharma completes enrollment in phase I trial of Resokine

Artery Therapeutics presents novel ApoE mimetic peptides with antidiabetic activity

Pierre Fabre researchers prepare new griseofulvin derivatives for cancer

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