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o AIDS Healthcare Foundation in Los Angeles, along with an international coalition of AIDS groups, launched a campaign urging F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd., of Basel, Switzerland, to lower the price of the drug Fuzeon. The U.S. advocates wrote a letter to Roche saying, "Fuzeon's $20,000 price tag is out of the price range for most AIDS patients," and that it "threatens to bankrupt already financially stressed Medicaid and AIDS drug-resistance programs." Fuzeon, a fusion inhibitor for HIV-1, developed in partnership with Trimeris Inc., of Durham, N.C., was approved in March. (See BioWorld Today, March 17, 2003.)

o Ansata Therapeutics Inc., of San Diego, received ...

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