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Oct. 27, 2015

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New RNAi drug using extrahepatic delivery platform shows promise for metastatic ccRCC

Targeting retinal VEGR receptors, a promising strategy for retinal angiogenesis disorders

Malaria protein targets toxins to cancer cells

Grifols opens Bioscience Division global operations facility in Ireland

ABT-126 shows antidyskinetic effects in animal models

CDRD and viDA Therapeutics partner to discover treatments for DLE

Roche reports third quarter 2015 progress

Vasculotide, a potential treatment of Alzheimer's disease

TRPV1 and TRPA1 activation reduces muscular cramps

Acalabrutinib receives U.S. orphan designation for Waldenstrom macroglobulinemia

Auris Medical and King's College London to collaborate on small-molecule tinnitus therapy

FDA grants deflazacort orphan drug designation for pediatric juvenile idiopathic arthritis

Ares Trading patents novel INF-beta protein analogues

Amakem presents LIMK-1 and/or LIMK-2 inhibitors

Merck & Co. discloses TrKA inhibitors

Emory University develops AEP inhibitors

Arrowhead describes targeted RNAi therapeutics for HBV, renal cell carcinoma, cardiovascular disease

XOMA starts phase II trial of XOMA-358 in patients with congenital hyperinsulinism

Aeglea BioTherapeutics doses first patient in phase I study of AEB-1102 for solid tumors

Mast Therapeutics begins phase II study of vepoloxamer for chronic heart failure

RedHill Biopharma reports topline results from phase I trial of Yeliva

CHMP recommends extension of approval of rilpivirine to adolescents with HIV infection

Phase I trial of ISIS-GSK4-LRx triggers milestone payment to Isis Pharmaceuticals

Pembrolizumab superior to docetaxel in overall survival of patients with advanced NSCLC

MMP-12 inhibitors described in recent Bayer Schering Pharma patents

Bristol-Myers Squibb reports HIV maturation inhibitors

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