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April 24, 2015

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Adapt Pharma successfully completes pharmacokinetic study of intranasal naloxone

VolitionRx and Hvidovre Hospital initiate trial to identify NuQ biomarkers for colorectal polyps

Biohaven advancing BHV-0223 toward phase I trial

Enrollment open in phase II study of GI-6301 for chordoma

European CANCER-ID consortium formed to validate blood biomarkers of cancer

Shanghai De Novo Pharmatech characterizes AML candidate SC-110237

Clinical data reported for antibody-drug conjugate SGN-CD33A

ThromboGenics starts developing Jetrea for retinal vein occlusion

Janssen seeks Japanese approval of Risperdal for irritability in children with autistic disorder

Karus Therapeutics presents PI3Kbeta/delta inhibitors

U.S. orphan drug designation awarded to Dicerna's DCR-PH1 for primary hyperoxaluria type 1

Celgene and MedImmune collaborate to develop MEDI-4736 for hematologic malignancies

Bayer patents FXIa inhibitors

Bayer seeks Japanese approval for radium-223 dichloride

Janssen Pharmaceutica discloses NIK inhibitors

Cortendo reports development of novel cytochrome P450 inhibitors

Korean researchers present HRP-3 inhibitors

Roche divulges new tau-imaging compounds

FDA approves label update to Pomalyst

Aerie reports results from first registrational study of Rhopressa

FDA grants priority review to idarucizumab BLA

World Malaria Day: unveiling parasite resistance mechanisms

Actavis launches Avycaz in U.S.

AstraZeneca and Innate Pharma collaborate on development of IPH-2201

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