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News Release - February 14, 2007
TaiGen Appoints Dr. Luke Lin VP of Clinical Research & Development
TAIPEI, Taiwan, Feb. 14 (Healthcare Sales & Marketing Network) -- TaiGen Biotechnology Inc., a private Taiwan based biopharmaceutical company developing novel therapeutics to treat infectious diseases, cancer and diabetic complications, today announced the appointment of Dr. Luke Lin as Vice President of Clinical Research & Development. Reporting to Ming-Chu Hsu, Ph.D., President and Chief Executive Officer. Dr. Lin will be responsible for managing the company's global clinical and regulatory activities.Dr. Lin was the Medical Director at GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) Singapore/Malaysia and GSK Taiwan. Prior to this, Dr. Lin had been with Merck (Singapore) Pte Ltd. and SciGen Pte Ltd. Dr. Lin also spent 3 years as a Research Scientist and Principal Investigator with National University of Singapore. He earned his M.D. from Shanghai 1st Medical University in China and D. Phil. (Ph.D.) degree in Virology from the Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine of the University of London.
About TaiGen Biotechnology
TaiGen Biotechnology ( www.taigenbiotech.com ) is a leading pharmaceutical company based in Taiwan and has a wholly-owned subsidiary in Beijing, China. The company is developing novel therapeutics to treat infectious diseases, cancer and diabetic complications. TaiGen has established a full capacity to conduct new drug research and clinical development in China, US and other countries. The company is building its product pipeline through internal research and in-licensing of late clinical stage products. In addition to the clinical development of Nemonoxacin, the company has pre-clinical drug candidates for treating hepatitis C virus infection, cancer and diabetic related complications including diabetic critical limb ischemia and retinopathy.
Source: TaiGen Biotechnology
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