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February 1, 2006

A Closer Look at Drugs

By Bill Snyder
Older man wearing glasses and a dark coat stands in a wooded area behind a lichen-covered fallen tree, holding a camera with an attached flash.
July 1, 2005

John Oates: A closer look

Seeing beauty in the complexity of wildflowers and clinical pharmacology

By Leigh MacMillan, Ph.D.
Man in a white shirt and patterned tie seated beside laboratory equipment, with a laptop and illuminated instrument panels in the background.
July 1, 2005

Drug discovery in the 21st century

A sea change in knowledge, technology… and collaboration

By Jeffrey Conn, Ph.D
Cartoon-style vertical illustration of a mechanical contraption with pipes, valves, a colorful chamber, and a funnel-like top where small figures appear to be working; the lower end dispenses liquid onto a conveyor or surface.
July 1, 2005

Why do drugs cost so much to develop … and to buy?

By Bill Snyder
Two men confer at a desk beside computer equipment and an open book; one points toward the pages while the other gestures.
July 1, 2005

Thinking outside the cell

By Melissa Marino, Ph.D.
Open recessed wall cabinet with a brightly colored abstract, layered drawing displayed inside against a white background.
July 1, 2005

Where are the new drugs?

The push to improve the pipeline

By Bill Snyder