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A Minnesota law requiring drugmakers to report payments to medical practitioners is generating data that is incomplete, inconsistent and hard to search. By JANET MOORE, Star Tribune Print this story Share on Facebook Share on Digg Minnesota business by the numbers See Minnesota's top earning companies, CEOs and non-profits * Star Tribune 100 * Non-profit 100 More from Business * Keep those modifiers from just hanging there * Today, job change is the one constant * Paster's centers keep, gain tenants * Question: How do I satart a consulting company? * Here's how to write like you mean it Every spring, they trickle in: reports from dozens of drug companies disclosing how much they paid Minnesota physicians in consulting fees the previous year. This year is no different. Some 86 drug companies made hundreds of payments totaling... [read full story]
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BOSTON, Nov. 25 /PRNewswire/ -- Biotech firm Replikins Ltd., which has analyzed the H1N1 virus' genomic data from the 1918 pandemic through the prediction, outbreak, and progress of the current H1N1 pandemic, today issued its...
