Keyword: NIH

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NIH Won't Cut Price of Prostate Drug

29.06.2016 - The US federal government’s National Institutes of Health (NIH) has declined a petition from a public interest group to lower the price of a drug for advanced prostate cancer...

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GSK’s Ebola Vaccine Fast-tracked Into Clinical Trials

29.08.2014 - An experimental Ebola vaccine from GlaxoSmithKline is being fast-tracked into clinical trials with human patients, and the company plans to immediately begin building a stockpile...

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New Technology Speeding Progress on Bird Flu Vaccine

13.04.2013 - Even as U.S. officials this week awaited the arrival of a sample of the new bird flu virus from China - typically the first step in making a flu vaccine - government-backed...

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Lonza Awarded Contract to Generate Research Grade iPSCs

20.02.2013 - The National Institutes of Health Center for Regenerative Medicine (NIH CRM) has awarded Lonza Walkersville a contract to generate induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) for...

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Revived Search for a TB Vaccine May Be About to Pay Off

01.02.2013 - After nearly 100 years, researchers could be on the verge of finding a vaccine that would eradicate tuberculosis infections, a scourge that kills 1.4 million people a year. Global...

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U.S. Government Investment Gives Flu Vaccines a Shot in the Arm

19.01.2013 - Fighting the flu may soon get easier. As early as next year, more modern and more effective vaccines will hit the market, thanks to investments by the U.S. government and...

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Atox Bio to Seek Funds by Year-End for More Trials

04.09.2012 - Israeli biotechnology firm Atox Bio, developing a drug it hopes can treat severe infections such as those caused by flesh-eating bacteria and deadly viruses, expects to ask...