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    1. Myriad Genetics' Wild Ride: False Assumptions Whipsaw Stock

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      Wed, 19 Jun 2013

      By Joshua Anderson : If you're a stockholder of Myriad Genetics ( MYGN ) you're probably feeling a little queasy right ..... ruling in Association for Molecular Pathology v. Myriad Genetics Inc. was exactly what most observers and analysts

    2. Myriad Genetics ([[ MYGN ]] -7.1%) slumps and is now off ~22% since intraday highs hit Thursday after the Supreme Court's ruling on gene patents. Investors' fears that methods outside of MYGN's cDNA ...

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      Fri, 14 Jun 2013

      Myriad Genetics ( MYGN -7.1% ) slumps and is now off ~22% since intraday highs hit Thursday ..... s ruling on gene patents . Investors' fears that methods outside of MYGN 's cDNA synthetics can be used to analyze genes were seemingly confirmed

    3. Shares of Myriad Genetics ([[ MYGN ]] -5.6%) did an abrupt about-face late in the day, finishing lower after hovering solidly in the green for most of the day. A couple reasons for the slide: Leerink ...

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      Thu, 13 Jun 2013

      Shares of Myriad Genetics ( MYGN -5.6% ) did an abrupt about-face late in the day, finishing lower after hovering solidly in the green for most of the day

    4. Today's Supreme Court ruling did indeed deal a blow to Myriad's ([[ MYGN ]] +7.8%) claim to have right to be the sole user of the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes, mutations in which show a high risk for breast ...

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      Thu, 13 Jun 2013

      did indeed deal a blow to Myriad's ( MYGN +7.8% ) claim to have right to be the ..... not to rule on any applications of what MYGN had learned about the two cancer-suggesting ..... Nor did it limit any right to a patent on MYGN 's methods for manipulating the genes

    5. The Supreme Court's ruling on Myriad Genetics ([[ MYGN ]] +10.4%) today is another shot across the bow of the U.S. Patent Trademark Office. The court in recent years has sought to constrict the scope ...

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      Thu, 13 Jun 2013

      The Supreme Court's ruling on Myriad Genetics ( MYGN +10.4% ) today is another shot across the bow of the U.S. Patent Trademark Office. The court in recent years has sought

    6. More on Myriad Genetics ([[ MYGN ]] +8.9%): The mixed ruling was not a surprise to many, as the Court expressed skepticism over whether human DNA extracted from the body could be patented like a ...

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      Thu, 13 Jun 2013

      More on Myriad Genetics ( MYGN +8.9% ): The mixed ruling was not a surprise to many, as the Court expressed skepticism over whether human DNA extracted

    7. U.S. top court says extracted human DNA cannot be patented

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      Thu, 13 Jun 2013

      WASHINGTON, June 13 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday issued a mixed ruling in a case concerning patents held by Myriad Genetics Inc over the closely watched issue of whether human genes can be patented.

    8. Shares of Myriad Genetics ([[ MYGN ]] +7.8%) resume trading following a brief halt on news that its gene patents are said to have been limited by the Supreme court ruling.

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      Thu, 13 Jun 2013

      Shares of Myriad Genetics ( MYGN +7.8% ) resume trading following a brief halt on news that its gene patents are said to have been limited by the Supreme court ruling. Post your comment!

    9. U.S. Supreme Court Gives Myriad Genetics a Partial Victory; No Change to Our Fair Value Estimate

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      Thu, 13 Jun 2013

      not be patented but that complementary DNA is eligible, awarding a partial, yet largely expected, victory to Myriad Genetics MYGN . Overall, we consider the ruling incrementally positive but ultimately of limited impact to Myriad over the long

    10. As The Patent Cliff Approaches, Buy TrovaGene

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      Wed, 5 Jun 2013

      By Logical Assessment : Alarming Shifts in Healthcare I'm not James Altucher , but I do believe in investing in companies that stand to benefit from "long-term demographic trends." These long-term demographic trends tend to be very transparent for the healthcare sector. The IMS Institute for Health

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