Pharmacovigilance – News and Features
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Creabilis Raises €15M ($20M) in Series B Fundraising Round
Funds to advance development of Creabilis’ first-in-class products.
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Physicians Support the Use of Genetic Testing to Personalize and Improve Treatment
Canadian health care system more effectively implement new practices and speed improvements in patient care.
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Population Diagnostics, Inc. Appoints Sir Walter Bodmer
Population Diagnostics, Inc. announces the appointment of Sir Walter Bodmer, one of the world’s preeminent human geneticists, to its Scientific Advisory Board.
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YM BioSciences Reports Fiscal 2011 Year End Operational and Financial Results
Enrollment of phase I/II trial for CYT387 complete.
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Complete Genome of Cynomolgus Monkey and Novel Gene Expression Microarray for Drug Safety Assessment
A team of researchers from Roche have generated the first draft genome sequence of the cynomolgus monkey and developed a novel microarray design for in depth expression profiling for use in preclinical drug safety research.
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NIH, DARPA and FDA Collaborate to Develop Cutting-Edge Technologies to Predict Drug Safety
The collaboration will develop a chip to screen for safe and effective drugs far more swiftly and efficiently than current methods, and before they are tested in humans.
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GE Healthcare to Invest $1 Billion in New Oncology Solutions
Expanding advanced cancer diagnostic and molecular imaging capabilities.
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VistaGen Therapeutics Provides Investor Update on Corporate Activities and Upcoming Initiatives
VistaGen provides comprehensive update on the Company's strategic plan to develop and commercialize its technology platform and lead small molecule CNS drug candidate.
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4SC’s Resminostat Meets Primary Efficacy Endpoint in Phase II Trial in Hodgkin’s Lymphoma
Resminostat shows substantial clinical benefit in heavily pre-treated relapsed/refractory HL patients.
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uOttawa and OHRI Scientists Make Historic Breakthrough in Cancer Therapy Trial
The study shows that an intravenously-delivered viral therapy can consistently infect and spread within tumours without harming normal tissues in humans.
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