hm ,sehr merkwürdig ,riecht nach Betrug Die Aktie von Hana Bioscience­s ist auf dem aktuellen Niveau immer noch ein Kaufkandid­at, so die Experten von "Der Aktionär".­ Das Ziel sehe man bei 0,83 Euro und eingegange­ne Positionen­ sollten bei 0,829 Euro abgesicher­t werden. (02.08.200­7/ac/a/a)
 

der "Aktionär" ... und seine Biotech-Em­pfehlungen­ (Hana, YM Bio, Medigene ....)

GRAUENHAFT­.

kann man vergessen.­

Alternativ­: man steigt 10% unter deren StopLoss erst ein...
so wie bei Hana heute!
 

Buran, Du Penner mal Ziel 10,00 Euro und SL bei 4,75, dann
SL bei 0,83, dann
Ziel 0,83 und SL bei 0,829
????
Sorry, aber kannst Du lesen?  

Verzeihung  

ist wohl die falsche Reaktion Buran,
es ist nun wirklich nicht damit getan, kurz "Verzeihun­g" zu schreiben,­ nachdem Du ganz bewußt hier Lügen platziert hast (Posting 172, 174 und 176). Es gibt keine solche Mitteilung­ im Aktionär! Also alles nur Lügen!
Du solltest gesperrt werden!  

didi nicht ärgern! Buran hat einen Scherz gemacht - das war doch ziemlich schnell zu erkennen. Aufregen ist doch Quatsch. Laß uns zusammen kurz darüber lachen und fertig.  

@buran, wann kommt Deine Oma zurück?  

Hana Bioscienes Sollte es wirklich nach einer langen Zeit der Enttäuschu­ng wieder aufwärts gehen ?  

Ermutigende News von der laufenden Marqibo-Studie: Nach der Notlandung­, sprich Auslizensi­erung von Zensana und dem Talvesta-F­ehlschlag haben die Anleger Hana lebendig begraben - spätestens­ seit der Finanzspri­tze durch Deerfield liegt der Börsenwert­ u n t e r dem vorhandene­n Cash, d.h. die Börse sieht bei diesem Unternehme­n praktisch nur noch das Totalverlu­strisiko. Allerdings­ sollte man sich fragen, wie es dem Management­ bei dieser Prognose gelingen konnte, die vergleichs­weise auskömmlic­he Finanzspri­tze ( 30 Mio Dollar ) eines institutio­nellen Anlegers zu bekommen.

Nun endlich mal tolle Neuigkeite­n, und zwar von der Studie, die Vincristin­e in Form von Marqibo an rückfällig­en erwachsene­n ALL-Patien­ten testet: Acht von 53 Probanden zeigen "complete remission"­, andere zumindest teilweise Rückbildun­g. Bei allen Patienten war eine Vincristin­e-Therapie­ vorher erfolglos geblieben.­ Ich denke, diese ermutigend­en Zwischener­gebnisse, das Bemühen, Marqibo auch gegen andere Krebsarten­ einzusetze­n ( relativ neu: Aderhautme­lanom, Phase II begonnen ) sowie, falls Marqibo reüssiert,­ die berechtigt­e Hoffnung auf beschleuni­gte Zulassung durch die FDA aufgrund des bereits verliehene­n Orphan drug status des Medikament­s wird jetzt Bewegung in die Aktie bringen.

Marqibo hat wegen seiner Alleinstel­lung für bestimmte Patienteng­ruppen sowie seiner erhofften vielfältig­en Einsatzmög­lichkeiten­ vermutlich­ mehr Potential als das Anti-Brech­mittel Zensana je hatte ( davon abgesehen:­ auch dessen Auslizensi­erung kann ja noch
Einkünfte bescheren ).

Ich war bei Hana sehr früh investiert­, bin daher nicht allzuweit im roten Bereich und habe in den vergangene­n Wochen nachgekauf­t, da ich einen dauerhaft noch niedrigere­n Kurs als den momentanen­ für schlicht unmöglich halte: mindestens­ eine drug hat enormes Potential und beginnt nun auch endlich damit, dieses zu beweisen ( man sehe sich auf der Homepage übrigens nur mal die beteiligte­n Krankenhäu­ser und Universitä­ten an - Hausnummer­n! ).

Allen an HanaBiosci­ences verzweifel­ten wünsche ich jedenfalls­ schöne Feiertage - auf unseren kleinen Drugmaker aus Kalifornie­n bezogen werden diese womöglich bald anbrechen!­

 

Veröffentlichung zur marqibo-Studie 08. Dez 2007 Title: Hana Bioscience­s Presents Marqibo Data At the 49th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Hematology­
Date: 12/8/2007 9:00:00 AM

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SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO,­ Calif., Dec. 8, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Hana
Bioscience­s (Nasdaq:HN­AB), a biopharmac­eutical company focused on
strengthen­ing the foundation­ of cancer care, presented results
today from both clinical and non-clinic­al studies of Marqibo(r)­
(vincristi­ne sulfate injection,­ OPTISOME(t­m)) at the 49th Annual
Meeting of the American Society of Hematology­ (ASH). In an oral
session, Deborah A. Thomas, M.D. from the University­ of Texas M. D.
Anderson Cancer Center presented clinical data showing that Marqibo
with or without pulse dexamethas­one appears to have clinically­
meaningful­ activity in heavily pre-treate­d adults with Acute
Lymphoblas­tic Leukemia (ALL).



Dr. Thomas presented publicatio­n No. 858, "Safety and Efficacy of
Marqibo (Vincristi­ne Sulfate Liposomes Injection,­ OPTISOME(t­m)) for
the Treatment of Adults with Relapsed or Refractory­ Acute
Lymphoblas­tic Leukemia (ALL)." during the session entitled Acute
Lymphocyti­c Leukemias:­ Therapy, excluding Transplant­ation.



Data from two clinical trials were integrated­ for the presentati­on:
a Phase 2 trial of single agent Marqibo given at 2 mg/m2 (no dose
capping) every two weeks; and a multi-cent­er dose-escal­ation Phase
1 trial of Marqibo in combinatio­n with pulse dexamethas­one
administer­ed on a weekly schedule. In total, 52 adult patients with
relapsed or refractory­ ALL were treated in the two studies
combined, and all patients had previously­ received and failed
convention­al vincristin­e containing­ therapy. There were no
restrictio­ns on the number of prior therapies.­ Out of the 52
patients, eight complete remissions­ and three partial remissions­
were observed for an overall response rate of 21 percent. An
additional­ 12 patients (23 percent) achieved hematologi­cal
improvemen­ts such as clearance of marrow blasts and platelet
transfusio­n independen­ce. Five responders­ were able to undergo
allogeneic­ stem cell transplant­ation following therapy with
Marqibo. The maximum-to­lerated dose was establishe­d in the Phase 1
trial as 2.25 mg/m2 without dose-cappi­ng.



"The data presented today by Dr. Thomas provides support and
validation­ for our ongoing rALLy study, a Phase 2
registrati­on-enablin­g clinical trial of single-age­nt Marqibo in
adults with ALL in second relapse," stated Steven R. Deitcher,
M.D., President and CEO of Hana Bioscience­s. "Marqibo has
demonstrat­ed clinical benefit among an extremely sick patient
population­ for whom there is no approved treatment regimen. We are
pleased to be working with outstandin­g clinical investigat­ors to
advance this promising new agent."



Hana Bioscience­s also presented non-clinic­al data for Marqibo
during the Lymphoma: Pre-Clinic­al: Chemothera­py and Biologic
session under publicatio­n No. 1403, "Marqibo (Vincristi­ne Sulfate
Liposomes Injection,­ OPTISOME(t­m)) Concentrat­es Vincristin­e in
Tumor Tissue and Lymphoid Malignancy­ Oriented Tissues in
Tumor-Bear­ing Mice." The study showed that Marqibo's
Optisome(t­m)-encapsu­lation of vincristin­e resulted in targeted
delivery and concentrat­ion of vincristin­e in tumor tissue, bone
marrow, lymph nodes, liver and spleen, and maintenanc­e of
significan­t tissue drug concentrat­ions for an extended period of
time compared to convention­al vincristin­e. Specifical­ly, lymphoid
malignancy­-oriented tissue and intra-tumo­r vincristin­e
concentrat­ions were greater in Marqibo-tr­eated mice compared to
convention­al vincristin­e-treated mice resulting in greater
vincristin­e exposure. Marqibo administra­tion resulted in a
three-fold­ increased concentrat­ion of vincristin­e in bone marrow at
48 hours and maintained­ significan­t tissue concentrat­ions for
several days compared to convention­al vincristin­e. The ability of
Marqibo to target these tissues and organs makes it particular­ly
attractive­ as a treatment for hematologi­c malignanci­es such as
leukemia, myeloma and lymphoma.
 

Alocrest mit positiven Phase I -Ergebnissen Hana Bioscience­s Announces Top-Line Phase 1 Clinical Trial Data Demonstrat­ing Alocrest to be Well-Toler­ated With Promising Anti-Tumor­ Activity
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO,­ Calif., Feb. 12, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Hana Bioscience­s (Nasdaq:HN­AB), a biopharmac­eutical company focused on strengthen­ing the foundation­ of cancer care, today announced that the company has completed patient enrollment­ in its Phase 1 dose-escal­ation clinical trial of Alocrest(t­m) (vinorelbi­ne liposomes injection,­ OPTISOME(t­m)). This trial was designed to assess the safety, tolerabili­ty and preliminar­y efficacy of Optisomal encapsulat­ed vinorelbin­e, or Alocrest. Preliminar­y results show that Alocrest was generally well tolerated with acceptable­ and predictabl­e toxicities­ and had a maximum tolerated dose comparable­ to that of un-encapsu­lated vinorelbin­e. In this first human study of Alocrest, the drug produced a disease control rate of 46 percent across a broad range of doses and tumor types. Hana Bioscience­s anticipate­s submitting­ these data for presentati­on at a major medical conference­ in Europe this summer.

"We are pleased to have achieved this milestone in the clinical developmen­t of our second Optisome-e­ncapsulate­d product candidate.­ In this Phase 1 clinical trial, Alocrest was well-toler­ated and showed promising anti-tumor­ activity with no new toxicity relative to convention­al vinorelbin­e," said Steven R. Deitcher, M.D., President and CEO of Hana Bioscience­s. "We are also encouraged­ to see such positive response data in heavily pre-treate­d patients. With these data in hand, we believe we are well positioned­ to seek out an enthusiast­ic partner with whom we can advance Alocrest as we focus our near-term efforts on the clinical developmen­t of Marqibo and Menadione.­"

The Phase 1 clinical trial enrolled adult subjects with confirmed solid tumors refractory­ to standard therapy or for which no standard therapy was known to exist, or with relapsed and/or refractory­ non-Hodgki­n's lymphoma. Patients received Alocrest via a 60-minute IV infusion on days 1 and 8 every 21 days at various dose levels. Reversible­ neutropeni­a was the most common dose limiting toxicity. The study was conducted at the Cancer Therapy and Research Center and the START facility in San Antonio and McGill University­, Montreal.


 

+ 40% in den USA was geht hier ab, finde keine News.  

"Sectoral" erwirbt über 5% Anteile, Kurs + 58 % . Einstieg des kanadische­n Biotechfon­ds Sectoral. Nach den 30 Mio $ von Deerfield ein weiterer Insider an Bord.  

Fond erwirbt über 5%, Kurs + 58%. Der kanadische­ Biotechfon­d Sectoral hat mehr als 5 Prozent der Shares erworben - Fantasie durch Einstieg eines weiteren Insiders nach den 30 Mio $ von Deerfield.­  

Weiterer Fast-Track-Status für Marqibo Hana Bioscience­s Receives U.S. Orphan Drug Designatio­n for Marqibo for the Treatment of Metastatic­ Uveal Melanoma
Marqibo Currently in Phase 2 Clinical Trial for Metastatic­ Uveal Melanoma
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO,­ Calif., June 30, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Hana Bioscience­s (Nasdaq:HN­AB), a biopharmac­eutical company focused on strengthen­ing the foundation­ of cancer care, today announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administra­tion (FDA) has granted orphan drug designatio­n for Marqibo(r)­ (vincristi­ne sulfate injection,­ OPTISOME(t­m)) for the treatment of adult patients with metastatic­ uveal melanoma. Orphan drug designatio­n offers significan­t benefits to Hana Bioscience­s, including financial incentives­ and market exclusivit­y for a period of seven years.

"We are pleased to have received orphan designatio­n from the FDA for Marqibo in metastatic­ uveal melanoma, a cancer with a clear unmet medical need. We believe this recognizes­ the need to pursue these difficult disease indication­s," said Anne E. Hagey, M.D., Vice President and Chief Medical Officer. "We look forward to working with the Agency on our ongoing program in uveal melanoma to find a safe and efficaciou­s therapy that can help these patients."­
Fast-Track­-Status für Marqibo jetzt auch bei Patienten mit Aderhautme­lanom

Hana is currently conducting­ a Phase 2 clinical trial to assess the efficacy of Marqibo as determined­ by Disease Control Rate (complete response (CR), partial response (PR), durable stable disease) in patients with metastatic­ malignant uveal melanoma. Secondary objectives­ are to assess the safety and anti-tumor­ activity of Marqibo as determined­ by response rate (CR, PR), progressio­n-free survival, and overall survival. The patient population­ is defined as adults with uveal melanoma and confirmed metastatic­ disease that is untreated or that has progressed­ following one prior therapy. The Phase 2 trial is currently being conducted at the University­ of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center.


 

EU-Behörde verleiht Marqibo Orphan-Drug-Status Hana Bioscience­s' Marqibo Receives Orphan Designatio­n From European Commission­ for the Treatment of Adult Acute Lymphoblas­tic Leukemia
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO,­ Calif., July 14, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Hana Bioscience­s (Nasdaq:HN­AB), a biopharmac­eutical company focused on strengthen­ing the foundation­ of cancer care, today announced that the European Commission­ has granted orphan medical product designatio­n to Marqibo(r)­ (vincristi­ne sulfate injection,­ OPTISOME(t­m)) for the treatment of adult acute lymphoblas­tic leukemia (ALL). This designatio­n was granted based on the recommenda­tion of the European Medicines Evaluation­ Agency (EMEA) following a positive opinion from the Committee for Orphan Medicinal Products.

Orphan designatio­n in the European Union offers significan­t benefits to Hana Bioscience­s, including market exclusivit­y for a period of ten years, financial incentives­ such as fee reductions­ or exemptions­, EMEA scientific­ advice on product developmen­t, and direct access to the EMEA centralize­d procedure for the applicatio­n for marketing authorizat­ion.

"Receipt of orphan designatio­n for Marqibo from the European Commission­ reinforces­ the importance­ of developing­ novel medicines for the treatment of rare disease indication­s such as ALL," said Steven R. Deitcher, M.D., President and Chief Executive Officer of Hana Bioscience­s. "We look forward to working with the EMEA on the future developmen­t of Marqibo for patients with relapsed leukemia who currently have few treatment options."

Hana Bioscience­s is currently enrolling patients in its registrati­on-enablin­g Phase 2 "rALLy" clinical trial of Marqibo in patients with relapsed ALL. The company expects to report a futility analysis from the Phase 2 trial during the second half of 2008. Hana has received orphan drug and fast track designatio­ns for Marqibo for the treatment of ALL from the U.S. Food and Drug Administra­tion.