Sequus Pharmaceuticals Inc. Filed Form 8-K

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Sequus Pharmaceuticals Inc. Filed Form 8-K

CDA Investnet (12/19/95)

The FDA has granted marketing approval for Sequus Pharmaceuticals Inc.'s Doxil for the treatment of Kaposi's sarcoma in AIDS patients for whom conventional combination chemotherapy is ineffective or who are intolerant to such therapy. Furthermore, the company has established a Patient Assistance Program to help selected AIDS patients who might benefit from treatment with Doxil but are unable to obtain the drug because of a lack of health insurance. Sequus has also submitted an application to the Committee on Proprietary and Medicinal Products for market clearance in Europe and expects to be reviewed in February 1996.

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