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| Possible Asthma Risk: Belt Size Waist circumference can significantly predict asthma, even for people who aren't technically overweight, according to study. online.barrons.com |
Respirators, Masks Work Equally Well Jeremy Singer-Vine summarizes research on flu protection, hormone replacement, lung cancer, and more. online.barrons.com |
Cord Blood America's New Las Vegas Laboratory Director in Analyst Interview (PR Newswire) Cord Blood America, Inc. , the umbilical cord blood stem cell preservation company focused on bringing the life saving potential of stem cells, a biological insurance policy for families nationwide and internationally, today outlined its future business strategies in an interview with Dr. us.rd.yahoo.com |
Pfizer Forms Cancer Collaboration with Crown Bioscience ChinaBio Today submits: Crown Bioscience, a pre-clinical CRO providing biology services for oncology indications, will collaborate with Pfizer (NYSE: PFE) to research and develop novel drugs for cancers that are prevalent in Asia and remain unaddressed medical needs. Crown will receive an upfront payment and research funding, as well as milestone payments upon achieving preclinical and clinical goals. The companies did not disclose specific financial details of their arrangement.Crown, which is headquartered in Santa Clara, CA, has labs in Carmel, IN, Beijing and Taicang (near Shanghai), the company’s newest facility. The Taicang lab will carry out the work for Pfizer, which will be to discover and advance multiple candidates for clinical development. Crown held a Grand Opening for the new lab this past Sunday. It was attended by 100-200 guests, including many of Pfizer's senior executives. Steve Yang, PhD, Vice-President of Pfizer and Head of R&D-Asia was one of the attendees. Complete Story » seekingalpha.com |
Biotech Bulls Becoming Restless M.E. Garza submits: Based on the influx of mail asking for updates on companies we've covered, I think the last few terrible market days have the Bulls feeling a bit restless. In short, some people are feeling a bit edgy about so much of the red that has filled their trading screens, following the worst two-day stretch the market has seen since June.President Obama caused some of that when he asked Congress for limits on how large big banks can grow to become and to end some of the risky trading large financial companies have used in recent quarters to boost profits. As we saw during the banking crisis, whether we like it or not, the market goes as the banks go. Big money has big influence and if big money isn't happy, the market's going to suffer.Complete Story » seekingalpha.com |