NeoPharm has said it expects to meet with the US Food and DrugAdministration by mid-January to discuss how to proceed with its New Drug Application for Neomark (broxuridine), a prognostic indicator for breast cancer cell proliferation. Shares in NeoPharm fell 38 cents on the day of the announcement (Friday December 19), and then a further $2.40 on the Monday to reach $4.
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