Telaprevir and Hepatitis Drug
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Interview with the FDA on new Hepatitis C drugs | CurrentMedicine.tv
currentmedicine.tv — “July 28, 2011 The FDA's Director of new drugs, CDER, Dr. Janet Woodcock, discusses the two new drugs approved to treat, and now also cure, Hepatitis C:” View full resource at currentmedicine.tv
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New Video: FDA discusses new Hep C drugs Victrelis (boceprevir) and Incivek (telaprevir) http://t.co/6RpWLQU
Regulators accept Merck drug for expedited review - Bloomberg
bloomberg.com — “WHITEHOUSE STATION, N.J. (AP) --" Drug developer Merck & Co. said Thursday U.S. and European regulators accepted its potential hepatitis C treatment boceprevir for expedited review.” View full resource at bloomberg.com
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Regulators accept Merck drug (Hep C) for expedited review - http://t.co/IQkO5TJ
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Raymond DuBois, MD, PhD
Dr. Raymond N. DuBois is the Provost and Executive Vice President of The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center. He is an internationally recognized cancer researcher who has numerous scholarly publications, research grants, and awards. His research has led the way for the development of new strategies for the prevention and possible treatment of colorectal cancer. Dr. DuBois is the President of the American Association for Cancer Research. Through his administrative, research, and leadership activities he supports initiatives that will have a global impact on cancer care, research, and outcomes for cancer patients.
Dr. DuBois obtained his education at The University of Texas Graduate System (1981, 1985) and at Texas A&M University (1977). He completed his clinical and postgraduate training at the Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore (1991). His first faculty position was at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine in Nashville (1991) where he served until 2007 as Director of the Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center before moving to Houston to assume his current position at The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center.
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