Archives for June 25, 2006

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SkyePharma unveils new controlled release technology

By  Kirsty Barnes

SkyePharma used its latest business review meeting to announce the imminent arrival of a new rheumatoid arthritis (RA) drug formulated using its novel controlled release drug delivery technology.

EntreMed encouraged by rheumatoid arthritis lead compound

By  Wai Lang Chu

EntreMed has produced hard data demonstrating antiangiogenic activity of its lead compound against the devastating effects of rheumatoid arthritis (RA). The results pave the way to developing therapeutics for the cancer and inflammatory treatment.

Toxic plant extracts form basis of stroke treatments

By  Wai Lang Chu

A toxic group of plant extracts has been found to protect animal tissue against the lack of blood that occurs in stroke giving rise to a new direction in the development of stroke treatment.

Drug firm marketing practices deceive consumers, claims report

By  Wai Lang Chu

A new report has blasted pharmaceutical companies for its use of unscrupulous marketing practices, accusing the drug producers of misleading physicians of a drug's effectiveness and convincing consumers of the drug's importance.

Valois uses Malvern's technology for novel nasal spray

By  Kirsty Barnes

UK-based Malvern Instruments has revealed that its next-generation particle size analysis system is being used by French contract manufacturer Valois in the validation of its unique nasal spray device.

Applied Biosystems shines a light on metabolite ID

By  Wai Lang Chu

Applied Biosystems (AB) has given drug researchers a new software application in thier quest to more quickly and accurately screen drug candidates, which can be further developed into promising new treatments.