Medical News for December 2005 eNotes

Study Looks at the Benefits of Prophylaxis versus On-Demand Treatment in Children with Hemophilia

Commonly Used Pain Reliever May be Responsible for Increased Poisonings

NIAID Awards Wyeth Contract to Develop HIV Vaccine

Ribasphere® Receives FDA Approval for Use in HCV Patients

Study Estimates 900,000 VTE Events Per Year in U.S., Many Preventable

Maxygen and Roche Agree to Develop Factor VIIa Product

Genzyme Acquires Significant Portion of Avigen’s Gene Therapy Technology

Medical News for November 2005 eNotes

Biotechnology Company Receives Federal Funds to Develop HIV Vaccine

Study Reveals Immune Response Risk to Gene Therapy in Hemophilia B Mice

Australian Researcher Suggests Link between Thrombophilia and Cerebral Palsy

Bayer Receives FDA Approval for Kogenate FS® with BIO-SET®

NIH Recruiting Patients and Family Members for Platelet Disorder Study

Hepatitis C Treatment Study Open to Latino and Caucasian Patients

Armenian Government and Hemophilia Organization Confront Treatment Access

Medical News for October 2005 eNotes

FDA Approves Generic AIDS Drug

Specialty Pharmacy Employee Fired after Revelation of Illegal Profit Scheme

Irish Hemophilia Population Receives Guidance from U.S. Law Firm

Device Reminds HIV Patients to Take Medications

New Kogenate Storage Guidelines Promise Added Convenience

Accredo Purchases Specialty Pharmacy Business

Upcoming Educational Summit to Focus on Inhibitors

Medical News for September 2005 eNotes

Baxter Announces Collaborative Research to Improve Recombinant Factor VIII

University of Nebraska Receives NIH Grant for New Hemophilia B Treatment

Report Suggests a Connection between Blood Type and DVT Risk

New Index Helps to Measure Fibrosis Levels in HIV/HCV Patients

Hemophilia Patients Losing Crucial Health Coverage in Tennessee

Texas Researcher Works Toward Blood Test for Mad Cow and vCJD

University of Iowa Reports Gene Therapy Progress in Mice

Potential Link Made Between Factor VII and Recurrent Fetal Loss