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InterMune, Inc.

Enrollment complete for phase III trial of Actimmune plus standard therapy

Published in Oncology Business Week, May 16th, 2004

InterMune, Inc., (ITMN) announced that it has completed enrollment of its pivotal phase III clinical trial evaluating the safety and efficacy of Actimmune (Interferon gamma-1b) in combination with standard chemotherapy for advanced ovarian cancer.

"The completion of enrollment in this trial, 10 months ahead of schedule, is a tribute to the diligence and commitment of InterMune and the investigators and underscores the urgent need for improved treatment regimens for this disease," said David S. Alberts, MD, regents professor of medicine, pharmacology, and public health, College of Medicine, University of Arizona, and lead principal investigator for the trial.

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