Monday, January 12, 2009

Killer Germs and the role of Pharma: Reports from Forbes 2006.

Germ Warfare
By Robert Langreth and Matthew Herper
Drug-resistant infections kill more Americans than AIDS and breast cancer combined. Biotech is fighting back. So far, the superbugs are winning.

Clean Hands
| War Wounds


More From Forbes.com

The Most Dangerous Bacteria
By Matthew Herper
Infectious diseases experts release a hit list of the most worrisome germs.

The Best-Selling Drugs In America
By Matthew Herper
Lipitor is still at the top, but it has a lot of competition.

Revenge of the Bacteria Killers
By Matthew Herper
Big pharma returns to a market it once abandoned--ready to take on some deadly, resistant bugs.

Military Chases Mystery Infection
By Matthew Herper
Researchers are trying to figure out how drug-resistant bacteria came to infect hundreds of soldiers.

Pfizer Plays A Guessing Game
By Matthew Herper
Why has there been no word on the FDA status of the drug that Pfizer bought last month?

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