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Biotech / Medical : Cor Therapeutics Inc. (CORR)

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To: Robert Mayo who wrote (303)12/23/1998 9:44:00 PM
From: aknahow  Read Replies (1) of 712
 
Robert, this apparently was driving the move. Just found it.

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Wednesday December 23, 10:55 am Eastern Time

Company Press Release

COR Therapeutics CEO Vaughn Kailian
talks to The Wall Street Transcript

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 23, 1998--The Wall Street
Transcript has published an in-depth interview with Vaughn M. Kailian of
COR Therapeutics, Inc. (Nasdaq:CORR - news), in which he talks at
length about his company's future.

He says, ''COR Therapeutics is a biotechnology company whose activities are focused on developing drugs and
therapeutics for the treatment of severe cardiovascular diseases. The company is about ten years old. We have about
300 hundred employees, including our sales force. And we currently have one product, INTEGRILIN (tm), which is
being commercialized by us and our partner, Schering-Plough, in the United States.''

He explains, ''We have had INTEGRILAN (tm) on the market since July, and our joint sales forces have been
promoting it at full strength since September. We are already stocked in over 800 hospitals in the United States, and
well over 60 percent of those have the product on their formularies.''

Looking forward, he states, ''We're working on an oral blocker of the same receptor. INTEGRILAN (tm) is given
intravenously, and it's a very potent inhibitor of a receptor which is called GPIIB-IIIA that allows platelets to stick
together and form a clot as they clump up. We're also working on an oral product, a tablet that can be taken orally to
treat these same patients after they get released from the hospital and are susceptible to recurring chest pain or heart
attacks. Also, we hope this product can be taken to prevent an occurrence from happening in the first place. So the
markets do not overlap with the INTEGRILAN(tm) market and really serve to expand the number of severe
cardiovascular patients that we're aiming to treat.''

To read the complete interview, go to twst.com. It requires Adobe Acrobat (tm) reader to
view the document. The Wall Street Transcript does not endorse the views of any interviewees nor does it make stock
recommendations.

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