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Jellyfish protein could treat Alzheimer’s

With support from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, the researchers found that jellyfish-based compound aequorin has yielded promising results. The scientists subjected brain cells to the “lab” equivalent of

Idenix hepatitis drug suggests potential

Results also demonstrated a low rate of side effects in treatment naive patients with genotype-1 HCV infection after 24 weeks of treatment. Earlier in the year the trial

Shire ADHD patch shows efficacy

The phase IIIb trial showed that the patch could offer individualized control over a child’s ADHD symptoms, allowing parents and physicians to better manage the potential for late-day

Vertex presents mixed results in hepatitis C drug

The study examined Vertex’s investigational hepatitis C virus protease inhibitor, telaprevir in combination with pegylated interferon (peg-IFN) with or without ribavirin. The hepatitis C virus was suppressed in

NicOx naproxcinod trial successful

Both a 750mg dose and 375mg dose of naproxcinod were evaluated in the study. Both were shown to be superior to placebo on all three efficacy endpoints of

Roche autoimmune drug fails trial

In July 2003, Aspreva signed a collaboration agreement with Roche for the exclusive worldwide rights to develop and, upon regulatory approval, commercialize CellCept for all autoimmune disease applications.

Intercell extends collaboration with Merck

The agreement includes an option for Merck to develop human monoclonal antibodies directed against antigens identified by Intercell to treat and protect against severe infections caused by group