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Biotech / Medical
ARIAD Pharmaceuticals
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3974How big is this market and the effects on valuation for Ariad? See post 3700, hayosarian_2-11/4/2015
3973>>And given what we know to date, I think '788 is likely a next-gen, pBiomaven-11/4/2015
3972>>The short term risk here is that their $130-$140 million revenue number Biomaven-11/4/2015
3971They re-affirmed their guidance for the year. Quite honestly modest changes in ptktom-11/4/2015
3970jaybe, I know you have been a champion of EGFR being the target for '788, butktom-11/4/2015
3969I agree, disappointing call on a few fronts. IMO postponing early ALTA readout jaybe111/3/2015
3968>>I'm quite surprised this isn't much lower in share price They rBiomaven-11/3/2015
3967Yes, the delay in partnering briga and the delay in announcing a new CEO both inBiomaven-11/3/2015
3966I'm quite surprised this isn't much lower in share price. Metrics were atktom-11/3/2015
3965On today's conference call anyone else feel that the declared lack of findinmulanoon2007-11/3/2015
3964That is interesting - of course we don't know how these patients would do onBiomaven-10/30/2015
3963An interesting report in Blood from Yeung et al this week (PMID: 26500342) follomulanoon2007-10/29/2015
3962What's for Dinner?tktom-10/24/2015
3961Dinner could have filled HB position in a NY Minute,which tells me there will becivic08801-10/24/2015
3960All the more reason that NVS want to both grow and PROTECT their Oncology pipelicivic08801-10/20/2015
3959The company doesn't have the money or the expertise to develop pona in any nBiomaven-10/19/2015
3958PON's inhibition of FGFR signaling might make it a less desirable ABL1 inhibmulanoon2007-10/18/2015
3957Oh well. With or without Ariad, this is really exciting news. npr.orgrkrw-10/18/2015
3956Biomaven, Jess, and Zuize, while there have been some researchers that for a yeatktom-10/18/2015
3955I think this could be huge for pona. I've been tracking this trial for a yejaybe110/17/2015
3954Thanks Peter! I was curious on just how much lowera dose they were using in theghmm-10/17/2015
3953If I recall correctly, Ariad has a patent for use of pona in Parkinson's. BuBiomaven110/17/2015
3952Possible other use for ponatinib? Don't know if someone has posted this somghmm-10/17/2015
3951Overstated, should have said I tried several others and found similar features, jaybe-10/17/2015
3950Thanks -- succinct & cogent! I agree with all of these things, but since 20glass 0.5 full-10/16/2015
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