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Access Full Stories A group of scientists believe they have cracked the riddle of how Parkinson's disease is triggered - a breakthrough that could lead to more effective therapies against the disease... Read Imaging the 'spectroscopic signature of life' Japanese researchers have used an advanced microspectroscopy technique to study the cell cycle of yeast without the need for fluorescent imaging agents that can potentially alter the cellular environment... Read Covance posts healthy 3Q growth Covance is feeling positive after reporting healthy growth in both business units for the third quarter, with its early phase segment continuing to have the edge over its late stage unit... Read Nycomed to acquire Bradley Nycomed is to acquire Bradley Pharmaceuticals for $346m (€240m) in a bid to make a niche for itself in the dermatology market... Read Drugs moving into the clinic: 33 The latest in a series of periodic roundups of drugs that have moved from preclinical research into clinical testing via the announcement of a Phase I trial or an application for a trial to industry regulators... Read |
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