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Date:2/28/2012

PHILADELPHIA, and LONDON, Feb. 28, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Thomson Reuters announced the availability of Cortellis for Informatics, a new capability that speeds access to critical life sciences research and development information found on its premiere life sciences platform, Thomson Reuters Cortellis.

Cortellis for Informatics uses sophisticated application programming interfaces (APIs) to enhance the research and development process by delivering real-time access to powerful information and tools for biopharmaceutical competitive intelligence, drug pipeline, and drug research and development.

Each API integrates Thomson Reuters data with proprietary content and public information sources into a comprehensive view that is customized to meet the needs of a company, team or individual researcher. With Cortellis for Informatics, data can be shared in a number of ways, including dashboards, custom reports and alerts, and intranet and mobile applications.

"We worked closely with Thomson Reuters during their development and testing phases, and I am delighted to say that the Cortellis APIs exceed my expectations and allow us to take advantage of Thomson Reuters content in the systems that drive our business," said Dr. William Hayes, director of Decision Support at Biogen Idec.

"For life sciences professionals, Cortellis for Informatics is a significant step forward," said Wendy Hamilton, senior vice president at Thomson Reuters. "The advanced options for obtaining information give customers access to our content beyond Cortellis' highly intuitive web portal. Information can now be incorporated directly on the user's preferred systems, customized to their needs, creating additional opportunities for integration across the entire organization."

Cortellis for Informatics streamlines information sharing across all levels of the organization. Instead of using multiple system
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