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	<title>Comments on: Seattle Genetics, Bucking the Trend, Recruits Hodgkin’s Patients at Warp Speed</title>
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		<title>By: Seattle Genetics ahead of schedule with cancer drug - FierceBiotech</title>
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		<description>[...] Most biotech and pharma companies struggle to enroll patients in clinical trials, but not Seattle Genetics. The company, which is testing an antibody to treat Hodgkin&#039;s disease, is enrolling trials of the drug so quickly that it&#039;s six months ahead of schedule, according to a piece in Xconomy. The company now says that its brentuximab vedotin (previously known as SGN-35) could reach the market as early as 2011. Report [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] Most biotech and pharma companies struggle to enroll patients in clinical trials, but not Seattle Genetics. The company, which is testing an antibody to treat Hodgkin’s disease, is enrolling trials of the drug so quickly that it’s six months ahead of schedule, according to a piece in Xconomy. The company now says that its brentuximab vedotin (previously known as SGN-35) could reach the market as early as 2011. Report [...]</p>
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