Novel Drugs Novels & Stories

I looked at the numbers, pages littered across my desk. “I know. But the progress we’re making--it’s helping the pack. The guards aren’t out for as long--the children aren’t sick as much--it’s all helping.” “I get it. I’m not saying you’re not making progress. But this is a lot of money! What could possibly cost this much?” “We’re Beta-testing a new series of drugs--” I looked up sharply as she said ‘Beta.’ “Er--,” she corrected, “Yes, we can find another term for that. We’re in the second round of testing some minor neuro-drugs for counter-psychiatric side-effects.”

Liam shook his head and said, “Miss Chan, there is something that you don’t know about. In the current pharmaceutical industry, only chemically synthesized drugs can truly be protected by patents. Patents can only be implemented for chemically synthesized drugs.” Dorothy asked, “Chemically synthesized drugs? What do you mean by that?” Liam replied, “Chemically synthesized drugs have strict and clear chemical molecular equations and their chemical structures are also very stable. For instance, the specific drug for treating leukemia is Glenin and based on its chemical structure, it is actually imatinib mesylate. It is produced by Novartis, which is a pharmaceutical company based in Switzerlan

Ava Smith looked at Allen Peterson with an incredible face, "Allen Peterson, you are not kidding me! H9 anticancer drug is the latest best-selling drug developed in the United States. This is no longer a best-selling drug. It is hardly seen in the domestic market, and it can only be obtained abroad by relying on relationships!" "Just in time, a friend of mine is in the United States. He has a way to help us get some!" Allen Peterson said with a smile, "If you get this batch of drugs, can you help The Smith Group resolve this crisis? "Yes, of course!" Ava Smith's face is full of surprises, "I just don't know how many medicines there are." Allen Peterson recalled and said slowly, "The number i

Doris and I stayed together, but the others split up to cover the most territory. Just as we were about to meet up for lunch, we ran into Jeff. He did not look happy to see us here. "Oh, you didn't know?" I asked. "We have a new drug coming out. It's going to rival yours and put you out of the market. It's not only going to help people come out of their coma faster, but it's also going to be a revolutionary drug for Alzheimer's. It will help people get their memory back." "Ha!" Jeff said. "That's impossible."

“Yes, of course.” Ophilla turned back to the TV, looking at us directly. “Nova 2.0 has been a drug that we have seen a rise in popularity among werewolves in the past couple of years. At first, little was known about the drug other than it was another iteration of the drug that swept over the vampire population over twenty years ago.” She flipped her cards before continuing.

She retrieved a prepared drug analysis report from her pocket and unfolded it before him. "Here is the drug analysis report. This so-called new drug has no clear therapeutic effect on Alzheimer's. At best, it's just a mental suppressant, and it's highly addictive. "Do you think Lovelace Group couldn't develop it? If it were possible, this drug would have been on the market long ago. From the start, Jameson was just using you to clear obstacles. Even if this drug is successfully developed one day, can Mrs. Novak wait for that day?"