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  • Navidea enrolls first patient in Phase III trial of NAV4694
    Navidea Biopharmaceuticals said it has signed up the first patient in a Phase III trial that will test the PET imaging agent NAV4694. The study will evaluate the safety and efficacy of the agent in identifying beta amyloid in end-of-life patients with and without dementia. The study, to eventually include 275 individuals, will compare imaging data during life with autopsy findings. AuntMinnie.com (free registration) (6/27) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  • Onyx rejects rival's $10B takeover offer
    Onyx Pharmaceuticals turned down Amgen's roughly $10 billion, or $120-per-share, takeover bid, saying it "significantly undervalued" the firm. Onyx, whose products include thyroid cancer drug Nexavar and colon cancer drug Stivarga, hired a financial adviser to seek potential buyers. Reuters (6/30) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  • Kauai County, Hawaii, passes biotech bill, sets public hearing
    The Kauai County Council of Hawaii approved in the first reading a bill that would require agricultural firms to disclose the use of pesticides and the presence of biotech crops. The bill, now scheduled for public hearing July 31, would also allow the county to temporarily ban the experimental use and commercial production of biotech crops until an environmental impact statement is completed. The Garden Island (Lihue, Hawaii) (6/28) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  • Demonstration-scale waste-to-ethanol plant is launched in Spain
    Spain's Abengoa has launched its first demonstration-scale facility that can process solid waste into ethanol. The plant, which is in central Spain, has the capacity to produce 396,000 gallons of ethanol from 25,000 tons of municipal solid waste, Abengoa said. According to Bloomberg New Energy Finance, Abengoa's plant is the biggest of its kind in the world. Bloomberg (6/27) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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