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Sanofi-Aventis launches hostile bid for Genzyme
Oct 04, 2010 12:30 EDT
French pharmaceutical giant Sanofi-Aventis on Monday said it had launched a 18.5-billion-dollar hostile bid for US biotechnology group and rare disease specialist Genzyme, which urged shareholders to refrain from action.
Health giant Sanofi-Aventis launches bid for Genzyme
Oct 04, 2010 10:00 EDT
French pharmaceutical giant Sanofi-Aventis said on Monday it had launched an 18.5-billion-dollar (13.4-billion-euro) bid for US biotechnology group and rare disease specialist Genzyme, a proposal Genzyme management spurned in late August.
US scientists find new way to generate human stem cells
Sep 30, 2010 16:54 EDT
US researchers have found a new, "remarkably efficient" way to generate human stem cells that could provide an alternative to using embryonic stem cells in treating disease, a study published Thursday said.
Appeals court allows stem cell funds to continue
Sep 29, 2010 05:34 EDT
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. appeals court on Tuesday allowed federal funding for human embryonic stem cell research to continue pending a full appeal, lifting an injunction issued by a federal judge who had said the Obama administration's policy violated the law.
Appeals court allows stem cell funds to continue
Sep 29, 2010 05:34 EDT
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. appeals court on Tuesday allowed federal funding for human embryonic stem cell research to continue pending a full appeal, lifting an injunction issued by a federal judge who had said the Obama administration's policy violated the law.
Appeals court allows stem cell funds to continue
Sep 29, 2010 05:34 EDT
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. appeals court on Tuesday allowed federal funding for human embryonic stem cell research to continue pending a full appeal, lifting an injunction issued by a federal judge who had said the Obama administration's policy violated the law.
Obama administration fights for stem cell funding
Sep 27, 2010 13:36 EDT
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Obama administration on Monday pleaded with a U.S. appeals court to allow federal funding of human embryonic stem cell research to continue, arguing a ban would ruin numerous projects and cost millions of dollars.
EU nations reject 'a la carte' solution to GM impasse
Sep 27, 2010 11:22 EDT
Europe's farm ministers Monday rejected a controversial EU proposal allowing member states to make their own decisions on whether or not to ban Genetically Modified crops as a way out of deadlock.
EU divided over GM crops
Sep 27, 2010 07:15 EDT
A controversial EU bid to allow member states to make their own decisions on whether or not to ban GM crops hit a fresh snag on Monday when Italy and France dug in their heels against the move.
EU divided over GM crops
Sep 27, 2010 07:04 EDT
A controversial EU bid to allow member states to make their own decisions on whether or not to ban GM crops hit a fresh snag on Monday when Italy and France dug in their heels against the move.
Sanofi seeks more funding on Genzyme bid: report
Sep 26, 2010 19:13 EDT
PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - French drugmaker Sanofi-Aventis is seeking to line up more funding to potentially raise its $18.5 billion bid for Genzyme Corp, The Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday.
Genetically altered salmon? It doesn't stop there
Sep 22, 2010 16:27 EDT
Genetically altered salmon is only the beginning; more engineered animals, food are to come. We've always played with our food ? even before we knew about genes or how to change them.
Genetically altered salmon? It does not stop there
Sep 22, 2010 16:06 EDT
We have always played with our food ? even before we knew about genes or how to change them.
US debate continues on salmon 'Frankenfood'
Sep 22, 2010 01:13 EDT
US experts held a second day of hearings into whether to allow genetically modified salmon to become the first so-called "Frankenfood" animal to be served up on American dinner tables.
Debate on labelling GM salmon if it wins US approval
Sep 21, 2010 19:06 EDT
US experts Tuesday held a second day of hearings into whether to allow genetically modified salmon to become the first so-called "Frankenfood" animal to be served up on American dinner tables.
US consumer groups seek label for modified salmon
Sep 21, 2010 17:30 EDT
Consumer advocates, environmentalists and other opponents of genetically engineered salmon told the U.S. Food and Drug Administration Tuesday that it would be irresponsible not to label the fish as modified in the grocery store if it is approved for human consumption.
Consumer groups push for label for modified salmon
Sep 21, 2010 17:20 EDT
Consumer advocates disagree with company over labeling for its genetically engineered salmon. Consumer advocates, environmentalists and other opponents of genetically engineered salmon told the Food and Drug Administration Tuesday that it would be irresponsible not to label the fish in the grocery store if it is approved for human consumption.
US urged to delay approving genetically altered salmon
Sep 21, 2010 10:21 EDT
A group of independent experts have urged US authorities to do more studies before allowing a genetically modified salmon to become the first transgenic animal to hit American dinner tables.
US urged to delay approving genetically altered salmon
Sep 21, 2010 09:04 EDT
A group of independent experts have urged US authorities to do more studies before allowing a genetically modified salmon to become the first transgenic animal to hit American dinner tables.
Biotech salmon leaves many questions
Sep 20, 2010 21:07 EDT
ROCKVILLE, Maryland (Reuters) - The first genetically modified animal aimed at consumers' dinner plates faces an uncertain future following a federal advisory panel on Monday that gave a mixed assessment on whether such food -- a salmon -- is safe to eat.