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May 10, 2018

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Japan AMED selects FunPep project for orphan drug support program

First subjects dosed in first-in-human study of TransCon CNP

Pfizer reports regulatory and pipeline highlights of first quarter 2018

Development of Wayshine Biopharm compounds advances for brain and lung cancer

Novel Ironwood soluble guanylate cyclase stimulator reduces neuroinflammation

AcelRx Pharmaceuticals resubmits Dsuvia NDA in U.S.

IGEM Therapeutics awarded grant from Innovate UK

Provention Bio acquires rights to teplizumab and MGD-010 from MacroGenics

Lipocine receives FDA complete response letter for Tlando

Novel NKCC1 inhibitor reduces brain damage after ischemic stroke in mice

Escient Pharmaceuticals launches to advance first-in-class GPCR-targeted drugs

Lodo Therapeutics and Genentech enter multi-target strategic collaboration

Syndax Pharmaceuticals describes preclinical activity of Menin/MLL1 inhibitor VTP-50469

Lundbeck updates pipeline progress of first quarter 2018

New EAAT3 inhibitors divulged by Roche

Regeneron presents novel REGN-4018 antibody for ovarian cancer

Novartis patents novel HBV HBsAg secretion inhibitors

CSIC, University of Glasgow present trypanosomal alternative oxidase inhibitors

Phase III study of Tecentriq and Cotellic in metastatic colorectal cancer misses primary endpoint

Forma Therapeutics collaborates with University of Oxford on deubiquitinating enzyme inhibitors

Astellas licenses rights to Aquinox's rosiptor in Japan and Asia-Pacific countries

MediciNova cleared to study ibudilast for glioblastoma

Sellas' galinpepimut-S awarded FDA orphan drug designation for multiple myeloma

FDA grants orphan drug designation to Cellectar's CLR-131 for rhabdomyosarcoma

YL Biologics and Kyowa submit Japanese NDA for etanercept biosimilar YLB-113

Gilead studies GS-9688 in virally suppressed patients with chronic HBV infection

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