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TERISA targets diabetes as potential new market for ranolazine

Publish date: March 15, 2013

AT ACC 13

TERISA was sponsored by Gilead Sciences. Dr. Kosiborod reported serving as a consultant to Gilead and several other pharmaceutical and medical device companies. Dr. Gibson reported having financial ties to numerous pharmaceutical and device manufacturers, but not Gilead. Dr. Quinones reported having no relevant industry relationships.

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