14May/13

What's Driving the Surge in Drug Research for "Orphan" Diseases? – Healthline – Healthline


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What’s Driving the Surge in Drug Research for “Orphan” Diseases? – Healthline
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For example, Biogen Idec’s drug Rituximab, a breakthrough treatment for B-cell lymphoma, is projected to generate $34 billion in revenue, according to Thomson Reuters. The drug has since proven helpful in treating rheumatoid arthritis, multiple …

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14May/13

'Off-the-shelf' virus-specific T-cells fight viral infections in stem cell … – BCM News


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‘Off-the-shelf’ virus-specific T-cells fight viral infections in stem cell …
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They used cells from 18 of these lines to treat 50 patients from eight centers across the country that had undergone a stem cell transplant and were suffering from a severe viral infection that had not responded to conventional treatment. Commonly …
Majority of children readmitted to hospital after stem cell transplantOncology Nurse Advisor
Nobel Prize Rockets Stem Cell Program to New HeightsUCSF News Services
Derriford Hospital’s £3m stem cell isolation unit praisedBBC News
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14May/13

Turn Mahalaxmi race course into a park: Sena – Livemint


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Turn Mahalaxmi race course into a park: Sena
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The lease, held by the Royal Western India Turf Club (RWITC), one of the Mumbai’s most exclusive clubs, expires on 31 May. On 4 May, city … Debi Goenka, executive trustee of non-profit organization Conservation Action Trust that lobbies for …
Convert Mumbai’s Mahalaxmi Race Course into theme park, says Uddhav …NDTV

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14May/13

AbbVie grabs rights to biotech startup's anti-gluten drug for $70M upfront – FierceBiotech

AbbVie grabs rights to biotech startup’s anti-gluten drug for $70M upfront
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AbbVie is partnered with biotech heavyweight Biogen Idec ($BIIB) on the development therapy for multiple sclerosis known as daclizumab, for instance, and the pharma company has grabbed rights to a drug from Enanta Pharmaceuticals ($ENTA) for use in …

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