1998

Genetic Giant: Cost of Drug Research Is Driving Merger Talks Of Glaxo, SmithKline --- New Colossus Could Afford Molecular Engineering Needed to Stay on Top --- `Where Biology Meets Chips'
Wall Street Journal - February 2, 1998
Elyse Tanouye and Robert Langreth
If the largest corporate marriage ever is completed in the next few weeks, as expected, it will be the result of a profound revolution in human biology: the successful hunt for human genes. The international pharmaceutical industry was roiled by the announcement late Friday that two British drug giants, SmithKline Beec


EU Approves HIV Drug For Marketing in Europe
Wall Street Journal - January 23, 1998
Agouron Pharmaceuticals Inc., San Diego, said the European Commission approved Viracept , its drug for HIV, for marketing to adults and children in Europe. Agouron and its partner, Japan Tobacco Inc. s pharmaceutical unit, previously gave rights to a unit of Roch


A Gruesome Slaying Captivates Brazilians, But Was It Murder? --- Mr. de Souza Took Loving Care Of AIDS-Stricken Brother; Then Something Happened
The Wall Street Journal; January 6, 1998
Matt Moffett
ASSIS, Brazil -- The murder of Joao Roberto de Souza, a gravely ill AIDS patient, was one of the most brutal crimes this tranquil agrarian town has ever seen. First, the killer battered the emaciated Mr. de Souza with a hammer blow to the head. Then he finished his victim off with a knife-thrust to the chest. There



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