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By testing those chemicals against disease-causing bacteria, drugmakers look for individual molecules that might have therapeutic potential.

In an effort to diversify and stabilise their revenue, some drugmakers are beginning to sell ancillary services tied to their wares.

Sanofi and other drugmakers annually produce about 300 million doses of seasonal flu vaccines, the kind used for annual flu shots.

This leaves only a quarter of the market where foreign innovative drugmakers such as Eisai fight it out.

Patients aren't the only ones who benefit from the personalized approach; drugmakers stand to save big money.

Ever since drugmakers first started selling prescription medicines, they've been currying favor with doctors who write the orders.

Ongoing discussions between the two drugmakers value Merck's stake in Merial at about $4 billion, the source said.

Congress is expected to consider drug safety measures next year, possibly when they renew the fees drugmakers pay for product reviews.

Greedy drugmakers are not the main cause of America's runaway costs.

Traditionally, to create flu vaccines, drugmakers grow live virus strains in chicken eggs, which act as incubators.

Meanwhile, a number of firms have already been established to offer the technique to drugmakers.

Personalised medicine has sparked excitement among drugmakers, doctors, hospitals and patients.

After a drug loses its patent protection, its price plunges as generic drugmakers fight for market share.

possibly when they renew the fees drugmakers pay for product reviews.

For drugmakers, the disease is a rich seam of sales and profits.

Why Do Doctors Take Drugmakers' Gifts?

Drugmakers say they are tempted by India's large pool of English-speaking scientists, many of whom work for less.

Drugmakers recoup their investments in America; other countries take a free ride.

Drugmakers favor the program because it helps them get products to market sooner.

Race With Drugmakers