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Aug. 29, 2018

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Autoantibodies contribute to memory dysfunction

Early diagnosis of gestational diabetes

Release of safety and efficacy data of pinometostat for the treatment of acute advanced leukemia

Preclinical identification of a potential druggable target for chronic kidney disease

Dissemination of data from four phase I studies GSK-2838232, a second-generation drug for HIV

Sunitinib noninferior to nephrectomy in patients with metastatic renal-cell carcinoma

Potential new anti-obesity target identified

GT Biopharma initiates OXS-1550 combination study with a multi billion dollar oncology drug

Biogen describes new mitogen-activated protein kinase kinase kinase 5 inhibitors

TGF-beta decoy receptors patented by Tessa Therapeutics

Inovelon receives marketing authorisation extension in Europe

Updated data presented from long-term extension phase Ib study of aducanumab

First patient dosed in phase III study of ZL-2306 in SCLC

Positive topline data presented from phase Ib study of TAR-302 in idiopathic overactive bladder

AZD-5718: an oral FLAP inhibitor for the treatment of CAD

Development of a new PAM for the treatment of Parkinson's disease

Gradalis initiates phase III study of Vigil in Ewing's sarcoma

Clinical trials completed for Celltrion's Remsima SC

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