�Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited (TOKYO:4502) and Affymax, Inc. (Nasdaq:AFFY) today announced their agreement to suspend co-development of Hematide� to treat chemotherapy-induced anaemia and to focus all development efforts for Hematide� on the treatment of chronic kidney disease related anemia. Takeda and Affymax continue to be bucked up by the potential of bringing Hematide, a convenient, once monthly treatment option, to the millions of chronic kidney disease patients suffering from anemia and believe this represents a significant opportunity for the two companies.
Takeda has been conducting Phase I clinical studies of Hematide� for the treatment of chemotherapy-induced genus Anemia in the U.S. and Japan. However, the companies have decided to set aside development of Hematide in oncology and not to enroll new patients in the ongoing Phase I clinical trial of the product in chemotherapy-induced anaemia given the uncertain regulatory landscapes for
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Sunday, 31 August 2008
Mp3 music: Patrick Watson
 Artist: Patrick Watson: mp3 download Genre(s): Rock Patrick Watson's discography:  Close to Paradise Year: 2006 Tracks: 13 Though he was natural in California, Canadian isaac M. Singer and pianist Patrick Watson was elevated away Montreal, in Hudson, Quebec, clack in the local church building choirs as a boy, perusing jazz and greco-Roman piano performance, composition, and agreement, and prattle and playing keyboards in the ska band Gangster Politics in high schooling day. Watson left the band after graduating and began to explore other types of music, including electronica and ambient. In 2002, afterward returning from a stumble to Vietnam, he discrete to begin a four-piece chamber pop chemical grouping, delivery in bassist Mishka Stein, drummer Robbie Kuster (both of whom he had met at university), and quondam Gangster Politics guitarist Simon Angell. The group (which was technically a solo cast with a mount band) released Just Another Ordinary Day independently and began performing around Canada, including at the 2005 Pop Montreal Festival, a express that light-emitting diode to the formation of Secret City Records, the label that issued Patrick Watson's soph album, Close to Paradise (which featured the same band), in the fall of 2006, with a freeing in the U.S. the undermentioned class. |
Friday, 22 August 2008
Health officials probe more deaths, advise tossing suspect meat
Maple Leaf Foods workers clad in protective vesture clean equipment on one of the suspect intellectual nourishment processing lines at the facility in Toronto on Thursday. (Frank Gunn/The Canadian Press)
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If you don't know where your delicatessen meat came from, don't eat it, Ontario health officials advised Thursday as they investigated more deaths for links to an outbreak of listeriosis.
The bacterial infection lavatory be caused by eating contaminated food. One person, a woman from Hamilton, has died so far in the outbreak, and officials are investigating whether another four deaths are linked to it.
A sum of 13 cases of listeriosis sustain been confirmed as outbreak-related, including the one last, and some other 17 are under investigation to watch whether they, too, were spawned by the eruption, Dr. David Williams, Ontario's acting honcho medical ship's officer of health, told a news group discussion on Thursday.
While the aged, pregnant women and those with watery immune systems should avoid consuming ready-to-eat meat, Williams said the "when in doubt, switch it out" messages applies to all consumers.
"I expect some more cases," Williams said.
The brooding period for listeria buttocks be as long as three months, and dissimilar most microbes that can cause nutrient sickness, listeria thrives at cool temperatures.
'I commend Maple Leaf for closing the plant down and doing a thorough inspection. I just wish there was a fail-proof system that would ensure that situations like this never arise.'
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Tuesday, 12 August 2008
Cryptic Wintermoon
Artist: Cryptic Wintermoon
Genre(s):
Metal: Death,Black
Discography:
Of Shadows... and The Dark Things You Fear
Year: 2005
Tracks: 12
A Coming Storm
Year: 2003
Tracks: 14
Winter of Apocalypse
Year: 2001
Tracks: 13
The Age Of Cataclysm
Year: 2000
Tracks: 13
Voyage Dans La Lune Demo
Year: 1995
Tracks: 7
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Wednesday, 6 August 2008
John Cafferty and The Beaver Brown Band
Artist: John Cafferty and The Beaver Brown Band
Genre(s):
Soundtrack
Discography:
Eddie And The Cruisers
Year: 1983
Tracks: 10
Tuesday, 24 June 2008
Ellen, Rachael Ray bag Emmies
Comedian Ellen DeGeneres and cooking-lifestyle guru Rachael Ray have shared the Daytime Emmy spotlight as they split television's top two awards for entertainment talks shows.
In another high point of the evening, Jeanne Cooper, the grand dame of America's longtime No. 1 soap opera, was named best lead actress in a drama series for her 35-year role as Katherine Chancellor on "The Young and the Restless."
It was the first Emmy win after eight nominations for Cooper, who is one of only two remaining "The Young and the Restless" cast members from the early days of the show.
"I bet you thought I died," the 79-year-old actress joked as she accepted her award, adding later, "This is totally shocking to me."
Veteran "General Hospital" star Anthony Geary, who plays the popular Luke Spencer character, won his sixth trophy as best lead actor. "General Hospital" was named best daytime drama series for a record 10th year.
The victory for "Rachael Ray" in the race for best talk show marked an upset triumph over "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," which had won the prize in each of the last four years.
"Wow! Holy cat," a stunned Ray enthused on stage. "I really can't breathe."
Ray, whose syndicated series was spun off from recurrent appearances on Oprah Winfrey's show, has grown quickly into a ubiquitous brand highlighting a homespun, easy approach to cooking based on her "30 Minute Meals" concept.
She made headlines last month when a Dunkin' Donuts ad she appeared in was yanked after a Fox News Channel commentator complained the scarf Ray wore resembled a Muslim kaffiyeh.
LADIES OF 'THE VIEW' STILL BRIDESMAIDS
Although her program lost out to Ray, DeGeneres pulled off a triumph for a fourth straight year as best talk show host. In doing so, she prevailed again over the co-hosting ensemble of "The View," led by creator-producer Barbara Walters and newly installed moderator Whoopi Goldberg.
Another team of perennial joint nominees, Regis Philbin and Kelly Ripa of the morning show "Live with Regis and Kelly," extended their losing streak as well.
But Philbin, 76, was not sent home empty-handed. The veteran TV personality, who got his big break as Joey Bishop's sidekick in the 1960s and hosted the game show hit "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" decades later, received a lifetime achievement award recognizing his 47 years in the business.
DeGeneres' win capped a tumultuous year for the comedian in which she sparked a national uproar over an adopted puppy, ad-libbed her way through the writers strike and announced plans to wed her long-time partner, actress Portia de Rossi, after a California court ruling allowing gay marriage.
"I never take this for granted," DeGeneres, 50, said taking the stage to accept the prize. "This has been a crazy year and ... we've done a lot of crying and a lot of laughing, and I cried all by myself and then people laughed."
It was an obvious reference to tears DeGeneres shed last October when she recounted on the air how an animal rescue group took back a puppy she had adopted because she had given the dog, Iggy, to a friend without first notifying the agency.
Another bittersweet moment Friday night came as Jennifer Landon, 24, the daughter of the late TV star Michael Landon ("Bonanza," "Little House on the Prairie") saluted her father in French as she accepted her third consecutive award as best younger actress for her role on "As the World Turns."
"It was a little salute to my pops: 'For you always, I love you,'" she said backstage when asked for a rough translation.
The 35th annual edition of the awards was broadcast live on ABC from Hollywood's Kodak Theater, home of the Oscars.
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Thursday, 12 June 2008
Kings Of Leon Finishing Work On Fourth Album
Kings of Leon are wrapping-up the final touches to their next album, with hopes of releasing their fourth studio long-player in September.
Talking to Rolling Stone, frontman Caleb Followill says the medication he's on following surgery to repair his arm may have influenced the sound of the new material:
"I don't know if it was the pills or what, but the melodies were so much stronger than anything I've ever done - it's just really beautiful songs."
"I know I sound like a fucking cock right now, but this is the first time I've really been proud of myself, track for track," says Followill.
A title for the follow-up to 2007's 'Because Of The Times' has still yet to be given, but a few song titles have surfaced - 'Cold Desert' and 'Crawl'.
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