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SangStat receives clearance of two new INDs for Thymoglobulin.
SangStat Medical Corp announced that the US Food and Drug Administration has cleared two Investigational New Drug applications for clinical studies of its leading marketed product, Thymoglobulin .

New test for child kidney transplant patients
LONDON By Health Newswire reporters A simple test could pinpoint children at high risk of rejecting newly transplanted kidneys, say US researchers.

Immune discovery offers hope for retina transplants
LONDON By Health Newswire reporters US scientists have shown that brain stem cells are invisible to a transplant recipients defence mechanism and do not trigger the immune system to reject them.

End of infertility within a decade, say doctors
The end of infertility is within sight, scientists said yesterday, anticipating the possibility within a decade of solving the biggest remaining problem by growing new eggs and sperm from stem cells for people who can no longer produce them.

Government spearheads organ donor push
LONDON By Health Newswire reporters The UK government has launched a 10-year plan to try and persuade more people to become organ donors. There are 6,000 people waiting for organ transplants.

SangStat Reports Record Revenues of $33.4 Million in Q2 2003 and Earnings Per Share of $0.07
FREMONT, Calif., July 28 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- SangStat Medical Corporation today reported record worldwide revenues of $33.4 million in the second quarter of 2003 and earnings per share of $0.07.

Paralyzed actor appeals for urgent research for disabled
Beginning a five-day trip to Israel to study advances in spinal treatment, paralyzed actor Christopher Reeve appealed Monday for urgent research to help victims of injuries and illness.

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