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Sep. 2, 2014

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Improving T1D diagnosis using a novel plasmonic gold chip-based sensor

Validation of a multi-component serum biomarker for the diagnosis of EAC

Canadian and U.S. group discloses new RNA oligomers

Celgene patents novel ERK inhibitors

Pneumococcal vaccines prepared at the Children's Medical Center

Novel Hdm2 inhibitors for cancer disclosed by Merck & Co.

Japanese authorities grant additional approval for Victoza in combination with other agents

WIN-1001X herbal extract shows promise in animal models of PD

Pfizer Japan receives additional indication approval for Solu-Medrol

Merck & Co. prepares novel HCV NS5B inhibitors

Ipsen confirms U.S. and E.U. acceptance of filings for Somatuline

Plethora Solutions to license rights to PSD-502 to European partner

GSK's Lamictal approved as monotherapy for epilepsy in Japan

Ablynx signs license agreement with Eddingpharm to develop ozoralizumab

Russian Ebola vaccine shows promise in preclinical studies

African ginger extract improves symptomatology of asthma and allergies in vivo

Exelixis reports topline results from COMET-1 study of cabozantinib

Novo Nordisk to discontinue R&D activities for inflammatory disorders

ReNeuron offers pipeline update

ValiSeek advances VAL-401 through preclinical testing

ZMapp effectiveness as Ebola therapeutic established in NHP

Birken reports results from phase III trials of Oleogel-S10 for partial thickness wounds

Metgluco additional dosage approved for pediatric type 2 diabetes in Japan

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