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US probes corruption in big pharma
The US Department of Justice is scrutinising payments by leading pharmaceuticals companies for hospitality, consultants, licensing agreements and charitable donations in markets around the world as part of a wide-ranging corruption probe
US probes corruption in big pharma
The US Department of Justice is scrutinising payments by leading pharmaceuticals companies for hospitality, consultants, licensing agreements and charitable donations in markets around the world as part of a wide-ranging corruption probe
Ranbaxy chief in unexpected departure
The resignation of Atul Sobti comes as India's largest generics drugs producer sees quarterly profits drop sharply due to foreign exchange fluctuations despite higher-than-expected sales
Ranbaxy chief in unexpected departure
The resignation of Atul Sobti comes as India's largest generics drugs producer sees quarterly profits drop sharply due to foreign exchange fluctuations despite higher-than-expected sales
Limits to genetics
Although the US will inevitably take the lead on regulating genetic testing, worldwide standards are required in a business that operates globally, thanks to the internet and international postal services
Bupa retains optimism amid rival's woes
The privately owned insurer and healthcare group remains confident on the prospects of its UK care homes business and says a global reach helped it weather the recession
Nestor rejects £113m bid from Acromas
The provider of social and primary care services says the unsolicited approach from the insurance specialist, which is seeking to expand into healthcare, 'materially undervalued the company'
Fighting superbugs
It is only six decades since penicillin heralded a revolution in medical treatment, which has since been taken too much for granted. More effort is needed to tackle growing antibiotic resistance.
Scientists sound alarm over superbug
A new form of bacteria resistant to most antibiotics is spreading worldwide, scientists have warned
Scientists unveil simple autism test
A study at the Institute of Psychiatry, London, has showed that the technique, based on a 15-minute brain scan, is 90 per cent accurate in identifying autistic adults
