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Archive for September, 2008

Alimta gets OK for new lung cancer use

vaccine.jpgIndianapolis Eli Lilly and Co. on Monday said its Alimta injection was approved by U.S. regulators as a first-line treatment against lung cancer when used with a chemotherapy drug.

Alimta, already approved for two other lung cancer uses, may now be used as a first treatment with the chemotherapy drug cisplatin for advanced and metastatic nonsmall-cell lung cancer, the most common form of the disease, Indianapolis-based Lilly said in a statement.

 

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Cancer victim wins 2nd round in legal battle with cigarette firm

 

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Pfizer Advances Pipeline Drugs But Narrows Focus

 

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What not to say when a friend is diagnosed with cancer

 

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Defense Department to fund lung cancer program

 

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The Addario Lung Cancer Medical Institute (ALCMI) Names Steven W. Young, President

 

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Half of lung cancer patients diagnosed too late for help

 

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Screen legend Paul Newman dies at 83 after cancer fight

 

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Congress Sets New Course for Lung Cancer Research; Approves $20 Million for New Defense Department Program

 

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Paul Newman Dies of Lung Cancer at 83

 

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