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X-Cell Says Estradiol May Offer Greater Restenotic Benefit

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Estrogen-based anti-restenotic drug could accelerate healing and have lower rates of stent thrombosis than J&J's Cypher and Boston Scientific's Taxus, according to the firm.

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