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19.05.2011

BPAC agrees with FDA on issues related to plasma

BPAC agrees with FDA on issues related to plasma for further manufacturing and written Statement of understanding for whole blood donors The FDA's Blood Products Advisory Committee and the AABB Plasma Task Force, supported by the...[more]

19.05.2011

U.K. health agency reports increase in dengue cases

U.K.'s Health Protection Agency has reported that the number of dengue cases in the country rose from 166 in 2009 to 406 in 2010. The agency said 21% of cases can be associated with travel to India and 15% to Thailand....[more]

19.05.2011

Researchers use iPS cells to treat mice with cirrhosis

U.S. researchers said induced pluripotent stem cells developed from human liver, bone marrow and skin cells injected into a mouse with humanlike cirrhosis engrafted with efficiency of up to 15%. The iPS cells also functioned like...[more]

18.05.2011

Merck gains FDA approval of hepatitis C drug Victrelis

The FDA approved Merck & Co.'s hepatitis C drug Victrelis, or boceprevir. The drug works by blocking an enzyme, protease, that the virus utilizes for replication. Vertex Pharmaceuticals also is expected to get FDA approval...[more]

16.05.2011

Researchers develop test for vCJD

Researchers from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, together with Prionics scientists, have developed a test for identifying variant Creutzfeldt-Jacob disease in blood plasma. The test, called enhanced...[more]

16.05.2011

NIH grants Spring Bank $3.9M to develop hepatitis B drug

The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases awarded Spring Bank Pharmaceuticals a five-year grant worth $3.9 million to advance development of SB 9200, an investigational oral drug for hepatitis B. This is the...[more]

06.05.2011

New study did not find XMRV in blood of CFS patients

Researchers at the University of Utah did not find XMRV or other viruses in the same class, nor antibodies, in blood samples from 100 patients with chronic fatigue syndrome and 200 healthy participants. "We basically did...[more]

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