Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/ALD518
and merge into research activities of the company Alder Biopharmaceuticals, as WhatamIdoing suggests. Drugs in trials are not (yet) proven fully effective & safe, certainly are not in any meaningful way in widespread use, and definitely have yet to establish any real world notability in gaining even a significant minority usage against existing treatment approaches (as it were they are 'trivial minority view'). They may be notable in the current work of a company and show the research direction that is being undertaken, and so possibly/probably should be (briefly) mentioned in a pharmaceutical company article. As Nerdseeksblonde & Axl point out, fluffy |peacocking links are not proof of notability and so this and most other drugs in trial-stages generally should not exist IMHO (obvious case-by-case consideration rather than absolute blanket ban
— User:Davidruben, 05:05, 21 November 2009 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:PEACOCK (Wikipedia:Manual of Style)