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Probucol
AtheroGenics Splices the Data - Mar 28, 2007 Motley FoolProbucol, a predecessor antioxidant that AGI-1067 was supposed to improve upon, has produced similar mixed data results across different studies,
ACC: Investigational Antioxidant Has Mixed Results in Acute ... - Mar 29, 2007 MedPage Today,But the investigational drug, a monosuccinic ester of probucol, outperformed placebo in some secondary endpoints, reported an undaunted Marc A. Pfeffer, MD,
Antioxidant Therapy Fails to Reduce Events in Composite Endpoint ... - Mar 29, 2007 DG NewsSuccinobucol, the monosuccinic ester of probucol, is a lipophilic antioxidant that showed favourable results in preclinical and early clinical trials.
Heart Attack at AtheroGenics - Mar 20, 2007 Motley FoolThis is important because the drug's safety was one of its main benefits versus similar compound, probucol. So does this failed phase 3 study mean the
The Short Case On Atherogenics - Feb 1, 2007 Seeking Alpha,AGI-1067 is supposedly a derivative of Probucol, which had been pulled off the market for safety reasons. Given that Probucol had shown efficacy in the past
AtheroGenics: The Clock Is Ticking - Jan 30, 2007 Seeking Alpha,On the positive side, however, we should remember that AGI-1067 is a derivative of probucol which had induced regression of carotid atherosclerosis in the
Biotech's Big Long Shot - Jan 10, 2007 Forbes,Medford and his chemists came up with the approach of modifying a cholesterol-lowering drug, probucol. Marion Merrill Dow, the drug's maker, stopped selling
Book excerpt: The Ultimate New York Diet: The Fastest Way to a ... - Dec 6, 2006 SheKnows.com,As an added bonus, one animal study found that silymarin worked as effectively as the cholesterol-lowering drug probucol, with the additional benefit of
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