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Inovio expands DNA vaccine technology license with U Penn

Proactive Investors USA & Canada

Under the terms of the original license agreement completed in 2007, Inovio

obtained exclusive worldwide rights to develop multiple DNA vaccines with the

potential to treat and/or prevent HIV, hepatitis C virus, HPV and related

diseases, ...

See all stories on this topic » Drug Breakthrough Gives New Hope to Hepatitis C

Victims

SanDiego.com

Hepatitis C, an infectious disease affecting the liver can be asymptomatic for

years. Typically, it is discovered by accident during routine checkups or doctor

visits. Four times more common than HIV/AIDS, hepatitis C is curable; but left

unchecked, ...

See all stories on this topic » Hepatitis C on the rise in northern Wisconsin

Superior Telegram

Wisconsin health officials want to learn why cases of Hepatitis C have increased

dramatically among young adults in six north central counties. Wisconsin health

officials want to learn why cases of Hepatitis C have increased dramatically

among young ...

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ABL DeepChek™ Using High-Throughput Sequencing Systems Aids in the Generation

....

Business Wire (press release)

ABL, Roche Diagnostics Spain and CIBERHED, a network of liver diseases

specialists in Spain, have recently announced their collaboration on the

development of a complete high-throughput sequencing-DeepChek™-HEP solution for

viral hepatitis infections ...

See all stories on this topic »J & J's Been Busy

Motley Fool

And yesterday, & announced it was hooking up with a different

partner, Pharmasset (Nasdaq: VRUS ) , to create a hepatitis C drug combo. The

duo plan to run a phase 2 trial combining the companies' experimental drug

candidates: PSI-7977 ...

See all stories on this topic »HFF arranges $355m in financing for Fan Pier

Boston Globe

The company's expansion plans were conditioned on getting approval from the Food

and Drug Administration for Vertex's hepatitis C treatment that will be marketed

under the name of Incivek. That approval was granted in May. Incivek has the

potential to ...

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