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Index of Articles From 1994 TAGlines
- December, 1994
- Protease Scoreboard
Planning for Efficacy Rates of 30-50%, Roche Protease Trials Shoot for Distant Stars
- The Imperiled NCDDG
Twilight of NIH Drug Discovery Program Will Mean Even Slimmer Pickings for AIDS Therapeutic Pipeline
- Random Gleanings Vaccine Victory (Of Sorts), Inching Closer To An Animal Model for HIV, G.D. Searle's lead protease inhibitor crashed and burned...
- November, 1994
- October, 1994
- Star Gazing at the FDA
Public Hearings At FDA Juxtapose Old Cries of Access With Those of Integrity, Accountability
- Yokohama Pathogenesis Update
Improved Clinical Outcomes Wrought By Immunosuppressive Medicine and Second-Rate Immune Responses - Where Will It All End?
- The KS Project Report
Research Paper Details Advances, Obstacles In The Treatment of Kaposi's Sarcoma
- September, 1994
- August, 1994
- Shiftless Cytokines
Series of Research Papers Take To Task Would-Be Discoverers Of Cytokine Switch Scrutinizing the Knock-out Mice
- The Body in Question
Garbage In, Garbage Out; Could It Be We're Asking Good Questions Of Bad Systems?
- Letter From Rockville
Another meeting with the (FDA) Commissioner, Rockville, MD, 11 July 1994
- July, 1994
- Not So Fast!
With Its First Protease Trial Completed, Roche Races to FDA With Lukewarm Results, While Activists Cry 'Foul'
- Vaccine Dismay
NIAID Scraps Large Scale Vaccine Trial -- And A Chastened Genentech Takes Its Case to The Hill
- ACTG Rescue Plan
Tome of Recommendations Would Abolish ACDDC, Mandate Costing-Out and Establish Advisory Review Group
- A Word About TAG
Information about TAG
- June, 1994
- ACTG: Feet to the Fire
Feet to the Fire, ACTG Investigators Scramble to Convince Industry They Can Produce
- The Intra-Company Cooperative
ICC's Brainchild Designed to Show Every Drug and Every Combination a Success. Who Could Complain About That?
- d4T Approval Looms
Accelerated Approval Guidelines Expedite Bristol's Launch of New Nucleoside -- In the Absence of Any Proof That It Works
- May, 1994
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