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What does BTM stand for?

Biotech Monthly (independent research firm)


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David Miller, publisher of Biotech Monthly, a Seattle-based investment newsletter, said medical-devices companies are more popular with IPO investors now than are drug companies because the former tend to be closer to selling a product and have lower valuations.
AGROFOOD Biotech Monthly sounds like one of those publications featured on Have I Got News for You.
David Miller, editor of Seattle-based Biotech Monthly newsletter, said that firms such as Clinical Advisors and Gerson Lehrman Group that make a living off of hooking up doctors with Wall Street firms "are still very heavily recruiting and insofar as I know did not have any significant disruption of their business.
David Miller, president of Biotech Monthly, a Seattle-based industry newsletter, said Taxotere's results were well-received at last year's annual meeting of cancer doctors, and many oncologists remain skeptical about Provenge.
People are confused, and they want answers," said David Miller of Biotech Monthly, a Seattle-based trade publication.
13 is the sort of thing that "happens all the time" in the biotech industry, said David Miller, president of Biotech Monthly, a Seattle-based newsletter.
David Miller, president of Biotech Monthly, who doesn't own Sonus shares, said he's surprised the company announced an acquisition that dilutes the value of its stock when it appears to have a clear path to approval of Tocosol.
David Miller, president of Biotech Monthly in Seattle, said Wall Street probably would have given the company a bigger boost if ZymoGenetics had done the deal with a bigger name like Pfizer or Novartis, but with Serono "it's always nice to do business with people that you're already doing business with, and with whom you have a good working relationship.

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