Posted Jul. 17, 2012 at 2:24 p.m.
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Buying Human Genome gives Glaxo full control over marketing Benlysta, which won U.S. approval last year as the first new lupus drug in five decades. Glaxo and Human Genome are also collaborating on two experimental medicines that are in late-stage testing: albiglutide for diabetes and darapladib for heart disease....
GSK's $3.6B hostile takeover of HGS could pay handsome dividends
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Buying Human Genome gives Glaxo full control over marketing Benlysta, which won U.S. approval last year as the first new lupus drug in five decades. Glaxo and Human Genome are also collaborating on two experimental medicines that are in late-stage testing: albiglutide for diabetes and darapladib for heart disease....
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