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Ken PowellJanuary 14, 2008
MRSA
Analysis of: Cepheid Begins Shipment of Next Generation GeneXpert Molecular Diagnostics Systems | biz.yahoo.com
Author: Ken Powell, President, Genesis Business Development
The market for MRSA screening continues to develop as companies launch new, improved techologies to meet laboratory needs.  The CDC estimates that 94,000 patients are infected with MRAS each year, resulting in approximately 19,000 deaths.  Recent media focus on MRSA infections, both in acute...
Ken PowellJanuary 14, 2008
Lung Cancer
Analysis of: Rosetta Genomics Selects PCR as Platform for its microRNA-based Diagnostics to be Launced in 2008, Licensed Nanogen's MGB Probe Technology | biz.yahoo.com
Author: Ken Powell, President, Genesis Business Development
New developments in lung cancer may help diagnose a disease which is responsible for over 156,000 deaths per year in the United States.  Rosetta Genomics (ROSG) selected real time PCR from Roche Diagnostics (ROG.VX) and Nanogen's (NGEN) MGB probe technology for 3 new tests expected to be launched...
Ken PowellJanuary 14, 2008
Breast Cancer
Analysis of: Breast-Cancer Genes May Pose Lower Risk | online.wsj.com
Author: Ken Powell, President, Genesis Business Development
A new study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association estimated a lower risk of developing breast cancer by the age of 70 in women carrying mutations in one of two genes (BRAC1 and BRAC2).  This comes at the same time as Myriad Genetics (MYGN) is marketing their BRAC1/BRAC2...
Ken PowellJanuary 11, 2008
Breast Cancer Test Valuable Tool for in Assessment of Tumor Recurrence in Postmenopausal Women
Analysis of: Mamaprint (R) Breast Cancer Test Shown to be Powerful Tool for Prognosis Prediction in Postmenopausal Breast Cancer Patients - Agendia to File for Expanded FDA Clearance for Mamaprint (R) | www.medcompare.com
Author: Ken Powell, President, Genesis Business Development
Agendia announced the completion of a clinical study demonstrating the value of its Mamaprint(R) breast cancer prognosis test in postmenopausal women.  Agendia believes that this data will enable it to file for expanded claims with the FDA for Mamaprint(R).  Expanded claims for Agendia's DNA...
Thomas SaundersDecember 21, 2007
RIPENING INHIBITORS: ROSY FUTURE OR BRUISED FRUIT?
Analysis of: Current and Potential Commercial Applicationsof the Suppression of Ethylene Action by 1-MCP in Plants | www.rohmhaas.com
Author: Thomas Saunders, Of Counsel, Seyfarth Shaw LLP
    Product shelf-life is a major economic concern for the agricultural industry.   The biological mechanism for regulating the ripening of fruits is mediated by ethylene.     Ethylene  management is addressed in three ways: 1) Ethylene...
December 19, 2007
Results of phase 1 trial, on treatment of parkinson's disease, presented @ scientific forum
Analysis of: Ceregene Presents Long-Term Follow-Up from Phase 1 Trial of CERE-120 in Parkinson's Disease | www.pipelinereview.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
This is a very significant event for Ceregene.  Previous studies, with drug treatment, on treatment for parkinsons have shown that the placebo effect only lasts for three months.  The symptoms of Parkinson's  increase 5-10% per year( as part of the natural progression of the disorder). ...
December 17, 2007
Cost is key, but not enough!
Analysis of: Ipsen and Medicis announce submission of Reloxin(R) in aesthetics to the FDA | www.pipelinereview.com
Author: Kenneth Edelson, Owner, Kenneth Edelson, MD
Lowering cost of Botox is key, but not enough to induce patients to undergo Botox treatments.
Ken PowellDecember 14, 2007
Genetic Testing
Analysis of: As gene tests spread, questions follow | online.wsj.com
Author: Ken Powell, President, Genesis Business Development
Genetic screening for disease states, cancer, cancer progression and other metabolic conditions often promise much, but fail to deliver the clinical sensitivity and specificity of traditional diagnostic tests.  The relatively low predictive value and nominal regulation of...
Ken PowellDecember 13, 2007
Chlamydia Rapid Test
Analysis of: Chlamydia rapid test | www.medcompare.com
Author: Ken Powell, President, Genesis Business Development
A new rapid test for chlamydia trachoma, the world's most prevalent sexually transmitted bacterial disease will improve the efficiency of existing screening programs and make testing accessible to developing countries that often do not have the healthcare infrastructure to support diagnosis and treatment....
December 13, 2007
Reloxin Gives Allergan's Botox A Run for the Money!
Analysis of: Ipsen and Medicis announce submission of Reloxin(R) in aesthetics to the FDA | www.pipelinereview.com
Author: Kenneth Edelson, Owner, Kenneth Edelson, MD
For too long Allergan has monopolized the therapeutic and cosmetic market of botulinum toxin type A, and has taken full advantage of that monopoly by raising the price of Botox almost biannually. Reloxin studies are very favorable when compared to Botox, and may even surpass it in one or two aspects....

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