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Aug. 29, 2007

Omrix's Shares Climb After Evithrom Wins FDA Approval

The FDA gave its nod of approval to Omrix Biopharmaceutical Inc.'s Evithrom, the first standalone human thrombin product approved since 1954 and the only such product with U.S. licensing. (BioWorld Today) Read More

FDA Sets New PDUFA Date For Adolor's Entereg In POI

XOMA Gets $30 Million Upfront In Pfizer Technology Deal

Indevus Files For FDA Approval For Long-Acting Testosterone

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Magnet, Eli Lilly sign $1.25B molecular glue deal for oncology

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