Drug Repurposing
Finding new uses for approved drugs and shelved drug candidates is gaining steam as a pharmaceutical development strategy
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October 1, 2012 Cover
Volume 90, Issue 40
Finding new uses for approved drugs and shelved drug candidates is gaining steam as a pharmaceutical development strategy
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Finding new uses for approved drugs and shelved drug candidates is gaining steam as a pharmaceutical development strategy
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European fine chemicals producers adapt big pharma factories to perform contract manufacturing work
Sci-fi thriller provides a thought-provoking commentary on technology and time travel
The big pharma firm is banking on proximity to breed teamwork and ultimately improve the outcome of early-stage R&D
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