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Promising study for Avicena’s Huntington’s drug

Additional findings from the trial showed that serum 8-hydroxy-2′- deoxyguanosine (serum 8OH2’dG) levels, which are markedly elevated in Huntington’s disease patients, were reduced for patients receiving HD-02. Some

Genta initiates new trial of anticancer drug

The study employs a new formulation of Genasense that is five-fold more concentrated than material currently used in clinical trials. Having completed requisite animal toxicology work, the trial

Caprion enters biomarker discovery collaboration

The collaboration will use Caprion’s CellCarta proteomics platform, which profiles the expression and identity of proteins detected in tissues and blood plasma, to support the discovery of biomarkers.

Crucell net loss narrows

Revenue for the company was up by 66% with $44.5 million coming in to the company in 2005 compared with $26.8 million reported in 2004. “Crucell has stepped

Halozyme advances trial of absorption agent

The company is testing Hylenex, a liquid injectable formulation that includes the active pharmaceutical ingredient recombinant human hyaluronidase (rHuPH20). Hylenex was approved by the FDA for use as

AP Pharma seeks approval for trial protocol

The proposed trial will compare the safety and efficacy of APF530 with MGI Pharma’s Aloxi (palonosetron) for the treatment of acute and delayed chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting (CINV)

Study links gait problems to dementia

The investigation included 86 autopsied subjects from the aptly named “Religious Orders Study”. Participants in the study were older Catholic clergy who enrolled without known dementia and agreed

Bacteria from yogurt may prevent HIV

The scientists have come up with a novel delivery system for anti-AIDS drugs: milk-curdling bacteria used to make yogurt and cheese. They say the results offer hope for