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At 30, biotech is an industry at a crossroads
So just how old is the biotech industry? The July 2006 edition of MedAd News sustains that the industry has hit its 30th birthday this year. On Aug, 23, 2004, I wrote an article for this publication on "The Birth of Biotech: San Francisco, Boston, Geneva, or Chicago?"
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Source:wistechnology.com By Michael Rosen 08/01/06
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