• A.R. Kamm Associates — North Carolina-based clinical development contract research organization.
• Aastrom Biosciences — automated cell therapy systems.
• Abbott Laboratories — long-lived pharmaceutical company whose products include Depakote (prescription treatment for epilepsy), Ensure (supplement drink), Pedialyte (electrolyte restorative for juveniles) and the world's first AIDS test.
• ABC Laboratories — pharmaceutical and chemical CRO.
• ABC Research — specializing in food safety.
• Abgenix — genetic drug company whose treatment for graft vs. host disease is in Phase III testing.
• ABS Group — setting standards in the marine shipping industry.
• Absorption Systems — in vitro/in vivo contract research organization.
• Abt Associates — government and business consultation.
• Acedia Pharmaceuticals — genonics-based drug company.
  
• Actelion — drug company focusing on the endothelium, a cellular interface between the bloodstream and surrounding tissues.
• ActivX Biosciences — chemical probes to stimulate proteins.
• Aculaunch — web-based tools to speed clinical trials.
• Advanced Biological Research — contract research venue located in Hackensack, NJ.
• Advanced Biologics — a small CRO with big ambitions.
• Advanced ChemTech — diagnostic equipment.
• Advanced Clinical Services — staffing the pharmaceutical, biotechnical and device industries.
• Advanced Magnetics — a biopharmaceutical company.
• Advanced SynTech — better medicine through robotic compound synthesis.
• Advanced Tissue Sciences — human tissue engineering.
• Aegera — early stage biotechnological research company.
• Affymax Research Institute — working to speed up the drug discovery process.
• Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality — federal agency supporting research.
• Agennix — developers of a body protein used in various applications.
• Agouron Pharmaceuticals — laboring to make treatments that inactivate proteins that play key roles in serious diseases.
• Akzo Nobel — pharmaceutical and chemical company.
• Alcide Corporation — antimicrobial products for animal and human health, food safety and industrial applications.
• Alcon Laboratories — ophthalmalic product company.
• Alfacell — therapeutic medicines based on eggs of leopard frogs.
• Algorithme Pharma — Canadian CRO practicing Phase I trials.
• Alkermes — drug delivery company.
• Allergan — eye and skin care company.
• Alliance for Multispecialty Research — organization of various research centers.
• AlphaGene — projects include gene expression biochips and alliances with genetic researchers.
• Alpharma — drug company involved with human and animal health.
• Altana — German company with pharmaceutical and chemical divisions.
• AltaRex — cancer-fighting biotechnology.
• Altmednet.com — online guide to alternative medicine.
• ALZA Corporation — research-based pharmaceutical company.
• Alzheimer's Association — nonprofit group dedicated to the senior memory loss condition.
• AMBI Inc. — a nutritional supplement company.
• American Academy of Clinical Chemistry — a society for professionals in laboratory-related disciplines.
• American Academy of Pharmaceutical Physicians — an association for doctors who spend the majority of their time in the research and development of medicines and healthful devices.
• American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists — dedicated to the exchange of information regarding pharmaceutical research.
• American Biogenetic Sciences — company concerned with diagnostic technology and neourologic therapy.
• American Board of Internal Medicine — an independent body which certifies doctors specializing in this field.
• American College of Clinical Pharmacy — a society providing clinical pharmacists with the resources necessary for the humanitarian undertaking.
• American College of Physician Executives — helping doctors upgrade their standards.
• American College of Physicians-American Society of Internal Medicine — an association dedicated to advancing the quality and effectiveness of healthcare,including courses allowing doctors to upgrade their knowledge of vital skills.
• American College of Preventive Medicine — physicians dedicated to promoting the good health and preventing the bad.
• American Diabetes Association — a society dedicated to opposing that disease.
• American Geriatrics Society — an association dedicated to healthcare for senior adults.
• American Heart Association — a nonprofit group for the coronary organ.
• American Lung Association — group concerned with the breathing organ.
• American Medical Association — the official site of the body that all doctors are registered with.
• American Medical Group Association — trade group representing over 300 medical groups.
• American Medical Writers Association — helping medical writers hone their craft.
• American Pharmaceutical Association — a professional society for pharmacists interested in advancing the quality of their work.
• American Public Health Association — medical professionals influencing public policy on health issues.
• American Society for Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics — serving to promote pharmacological science.
• AmericasDoctor.com — medical authority on the Internet.
• Amerinex Applied Imaging — makers of computer imaging products.
• AmeriSource Technology Group — a wholesale pharmaceutical distribution company.
• Amgen — a biotechnical pharmaceutical company.
• Amway — consumer products sold by consumers themselves.
• Amylin Pharmaceuticals — drug company specializing in treating diabetes.
• Anadys Pharmaceuticals — combining biology and chemistry to develop small molecule therapeutics.
• Anapharm — a contract research organization with locations in Quebec.
• Anda — online medication ordering for pharmacies.
• Anesta — makers of a patented oral transmucosal system for drug delivery.
• Anika Therapeutics — specializing in human tissue.
• Antex Biologics — preventing and treating infectious disorders.
• AntiCancer Incorporated — developing treatments for the disease.
• Apex Bioscience — products regulating in vivo nitric oxide levels.
• Aphton — vaccine-like technology to neutralize hormones that interfere with health.
• Applied Analytical Industries — CRO for the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries.
• Applied Logic Associates — a provider of services to researchers.
• Aptus Genomics — using human genes for pharmaceutical research.
  
• Aradigm — makers of a sprayable, breathable drug delivery system.
• Arexis — specializing in metabolic and inflammatory diseases.
• Argonex Pharmaceuticals — developing immunotherapies, research tools and technologies.
• ARIAD Pharmaceuticals — molecular therapeutics.
• Arkios BioDevelopment International — development services for drug-related industries.
• Aronex Pharmaceuticals — research, development and marketing of medicines to fight cancerand infectious diseases.
• Arrow Therapeutics — genome-based anti-microbial drug discovery.
• Arthritis Foundation — advocacy group concerned with the disorder.
• Arthritis Network for Research Funding — nonprofit organization whose mission is to finance research for this disease.
• Ascent Pediatrics — pharmaceutical company specializing in children.
• Association of Clinical Research Professionals — a body whose goal is the setting and maintenance of standards for medical research.
• Asta Medica — German pharmaceutical company.
• AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals International — worldwide pharmaceutical company.
• Atlantic Technology Ventures — high-tech to heighten the quality of healthcare.
• Atrix Laboratories — makers of a system to deliver periodontal disease treatments to teeth.
• Atugen— DNA manipulative pharmaceuticals to speed the healing process.
• Autoimmune Technologies — researchers specializing in autoimmune diseases, including lupus, breast cancer and a form of AIDS in which the HIV virus is not present.
• Avalon Pharmaceuticals — genomics-based drug discovery company.
• Avanir Pharmaceuticals — research and aquisition-based pharamceutical company.
• Avant Immunotherapeutics — working on products based on the human immune system.
• AVAX Technologies — pharmaceutical company specializing in fighting cancer.
• Aventis Behring — international plasma protein and biotechnical company.
• Avantis Pasteur — vaccine company.
• Aventis Pharmaceuticals US — makers of Allegra prescription allergy relief.
• AVI BioPharma — therapeutic vaccines and drug delivery systems.
• Avigen — gene therapy products.
• AviGenics — breeding better chickens so they can lay better eggs.
• Aviva Biosciences— San Diego-based biochip technology company.
• Axcan Pharma — development and marketing of gastroenterological medicines.
• Axiom Biotechnologies — pharmacological research company.
• Axolotl Corporation — healthcare communications solutions.
• Axys Pharmaceuticals — biotech company.
• Bachem — specializing in peptides.
• Barnett International — consultants to the drug industry.
• Barr Laboratories — an emerging specialty pharmaceutical company.
• BASF — chemical company whose products include pharmaceuticals.
• Bausch & Lomb — an eye care company.
• Baxter Healthcare — drugs to fight life-threatening conditions.
• Bayer — besides its flagship product of aspirin, they are a research and chemical company.
• BC Biotechnology Alliance — Canadian independent nonprofit representing the science.
• Beardsworth Consulting Group — contract research organization.
• Beckman Coulter — makers of diagnostic equipment.
• Bentley Pharmaceuticals — makers of patented drug delivery systems and pharmaceutical products.
• Bergen Brunswig — supplier of drugs, surgical supplies and healthcare products.
• Berger-Boyer and Associates — Missouri CRO.
• Berlex Laboratories — specializing in dermatology, diagnostic imaging, women's medicine and therapeutics.
• Berna Products — oral vaccines for the international traveler.
• Bertek Pharmaceuticals — dermatological products.
• Beutlich Pharmaceuticals — dental drugs.
• Bio Online — information source on biotechnology.
• Bio Science Contract Production — company specializing in GMP pharmaceutical manufacturing.
• Bio-Technology General Pharmaceuticals — research and marketing company.
• Biobase Biological Databases — German genetic regularatory company.
• BioChem Pharma — their focus is cancer and infectious diseases.
• Biocontrol Technology — products include the world's first non-invasive glucose monitor for diabetics.
• BioCryst Pharmaceuticals — novel small molecule drugs.
• Biofrontera Pharmaceuticals— German neuroscience company.
• Biogen — the world's oldest independent biotechnology company; makers of Avonex treatment for multiple sclerosis.
• Bioglan Laboratories— pharmaceutical company based in the United Kingdom.
• Bioimage — drugs designed to target signaling proteins.
• Bioinvent International — Swedish drug development and discovery company.
• Biolog — cell analysis company.
• Biomatrix— developing viscoelastic products.
• Biomerica — specializing in diagnostic technologies.
• Biometric Imaging — makers of a patented laser-based scanning system to monitor cellular activity.
• BioMicro Systems — microfluidic products to accelerate life science research.
• Biomira — focused on vaccines and immunotherapeutic treatments for cancer.
• Bioniche Life Sciences — human and animal health company.
• Biopure — specializing in oxygen-based therapeutics.
• Bioqual — specializing in veterinary medicine.
• BioReliance — nonclinical testing, development and manufacturing.
• BioSpecifics Technologies — specializing in wound healing and tissue remodeling.
• Biotechnology Industry Organization — trade association for the biotech trade.
• Biotron Group — medical and biotechnology consultants.
• BioWorld Online — biotechnology news and information page.
• BOC Group — source of gas needs for the pharmaceutical industry.
• Boehringer Ingelheim — makers of Ginsana and Ginkoba natural supplements, and Dulcolax gentle laxative.
• Boiron — French pharmaceutical company; this page specializes in homeopathy.
• Boston Biostatics — clinical trial operations.
• Bracco Group — Italian diagnostic imaging company.
• Bradley Pharmaceuticals — prescription and over-the-counter drugs; divisions specialize in dermatological and respiratory treatments.
• Brasseur's Botanicals — herbal retailers.
• Braun — international drug company based in Germany.
• Breast Cancer Answers Project — a division of the Public Health Institute (a California state agency) concentrating on that disease.
• Brioschi — official site of the fizzy antacid.
• Bristol-Myers Squibb — makers of Excedrin headache relief, Keri skin lotion, Bufferin buffered aspirin, Nutrament nutritional beverage and Theragran supplement.
• British Medical Journal — the net version of the print magazine published by the British Medical Association.
• Broadchoice — a company (formerly known as Studio Graphics) focusing on broadband, the superfast Internet.
• Cabrillo Laboratories — lending its facility to research.
• Cadus Pharmaceutical — utilizing yeast cells in treatment of human diseases.
• Canderm Pharma — makers of Bain de Soleil sunblock and other skin care products.
• Cangene — hyperimmune plasma and biotechnology products.
• CaP CURE — a site for those interested in prostate cancer research.
• Caprion Pharmaceuticals — using proteins to speed the diagnosis and treatment of disease.
• Capsugel — makers of two-piece gelatin capsules.
• CarboMed — developing biologics to treat cancer and other angiogenesis dependent diseases.
• Cardinal Health — aiming to partner with healthcare professionals.
• Carolinas Research Associates — Charlotte, NC clinical trial management organization.
• Cato Research — an independent contract research organization.
• Cel-Sci — their latest product Multikine shows promise as cancer therapy.
• Celeris — data capture, analysis and reporting.
• Celgene — pharmaceutical company specializing in cancer and immunological diseases.
• Cell Genesys — gene therapy company.
• Cell Pathways — its mission: medicines to prevent cancer.
• Cell Therapeutics — working on medical alternatives to harsh cancer treatments.
• Cellegy Pharmaceuticals — a skin biology and transdermal drug delivery company.
• Cellomics — combining genomics and proteomics.
• Celltech — two-pronged Europe-based biopharmaceutical company.
• Cellular Genomics Inc. — setting new standards in genome-based drug discovery.
• Cellzome — a leader in the field of functional proteomics.
• Centaur Pharmaceuticals — small molecule biopharmaceutical company located in California.
• Center for Clinical Research Practice — a body insuring ethical practice in its members.
• Center for Devices and Radiological Health: Bioresearch Monitoring Office of Compliance — enforcement of FDA regulations regarding medical devices.
• Center for Devices and Radiological Health: Device Advice — counsel regarding medical devices.
• Center for Devices and Radiological Health: FDA Modernization Guidance — important documents for the researcher.
• Center for Devices and Radiological Health: Guidance on Investigational DeviceExemptions — an Adobe Acrobat PDF document listing federal counsel onmedical devices.
• Center for Devices and Radiological Health: Organization Structure — membership of the group.
• Center for Drug Evaluation and Research: Bioresearch MonitoringInformation — a listing of clinical trial researchers.
• Center for Drug Evaluation and Research: Drug Approval List — a listing of medications approved by the FDA.
• Center for Drug Evaluation and Research: Drug Approval Packages — another listing of medications approved by the FDA.
• Center for Drug Evaluation and Research: FDA Modernization — the subagency's answer to the Modernization Act's questions.
• Center for Drug Evaluation and Research: Guidance Documents — the FDA's current thoughts on drugs under its consideration.
• Center for Drug Evaluation and Research: National Drug Code Directory — a universal product identifier for human drugs.
• Center for Drug Evaluation and Research: Orange Book of Approved Drugs — FDA approved drugs with therapeutic equivalence evaluations.
• Center for Drug Evaluation and Research: Organizational Chart — flowchart of the suboffices of the CDER.
• Center for Drug Evaluation and Research: Pediatric Medicine — guidelines for medicines for juvenile patients.
• Center for Drug Evaluation and Research: Pediatric Organization — membership of this subagency.
• Center for Drug Evaluation and Research: Regulatory Information — featuring the latest guidelines in evaluating new medicines.
• Center for Mental Health Services — a knowledge exchange network featuring information about the concern.
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — the federal research agency.
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Human Subject Regulations — documents provided by the agency to provide researchers with the means to safeguard the "guinea pig" man.
• Centerwatch — find over 40,000 sites conducting clinical trials of potential new medicines.
• Centocor — biopharmaceutical company focusing on cardiovascular, autoimmuneand cancer disorders.
• Cephalon — specializing in treating neurological disorders, sleep disorders, and cancer.
• Certus International — clinical contract research organization.
• Cerylid Biosciences— Australian biotech company specializing in genomics and natural product screening.
• Cetek Corporation — partnering with drug and biotech companies in gene-to-screen testing.
• Chattem — makers of Ban deodorant, Dexatrim appetite control, Mudd skin treatment, Pamprin menstrual relief, and Icy Hot anti-pain cream.
• ChemBridge — providing the tools to help American, European and Japanese pharmaceutical companies perfect their medicines.
• ChemDiv Inc. — promising better medicines through chemical diversity.
• Chemical Computing Group — providers of software and services for drug discovery.
• ChemoCentryx — specializing in protein hormones that regulate the flow of white blood cells.
• ChemRx Advanced Technologies — partnering with client companies in the drug discovery business.
• Chiron — working in biopharmaceuticals, vaccines and blood testing.
• Chromagen — developers of platform fluorescence technology for pharmaceutical discovery.
• Chronimed — focusing on chronic conditions.
• Chugai Biopharmaceuticals — research, development and commercialization drug company.
• CIBA Vision — makers of contact lenses and products to care for same.
• CIM Solutions — industrial automation and control systems.
• Civitan International — a club dedicated to community service.
• Clinarium — software to help drug companies conform to international laws.
• ClinForce — employment service for companies wishing to hire researchers.
• Clinical Chemistry — home page of a journal dedicated to research medicine.
• Clinical Solutions — its mission is to inform people about upcoming clinical trials.
• Clinical Staffing Associates — placing research staff with drug companies and CROs.
• Clinical Trial Posting — keep informed about clinical trials, and register for one yourself.
• Clinical Trials and Research Studies - Clinical research studies for gastrointestinal illnesses including GERD, IBD, and more. Contact Long Island Clinical Research Associates to participate in a trial and receive free treatment and test new medicines.
• Clinical Trials Net — Internet-based trial management.
• ClinicalTrialJobs.com — web page recruiting for research jobs.
• ClinicalTrials.com — information linking patients to thousands of trial venues.
• ClinicalTrials.gov — listing of current pharmaceutical studies, sponsored by the federal National Institute of Health.
• Clinicor — originally a patient recruitment service, today it's a complete contract research organization.
• ClinSites — a consortium of Charlotte-based contract research organizations.
• CNN Health — medical news from Ted Turner's cable news network.
• Cohesion Technologies — specializing in tissue repair and regeneration.
• Coley Pharmaceutical Group — stimulating the immune system to treat a variety of conditions.
• Colgate-Palmolive — this site focuses mainly on the company's namesake dental product.
• Collagenesis — using human tissue for a number of applications.
• CollaGenex Pharmaceuticals — focusing on peridontal disease.
• Columbia Laboratories — makers of women's health products.
• Commonwealth Biotechnologies — CRO offering services from pharmaceutical research to paternity testing.
• CompuMed — medicine dispension machines.
• Computer Resources Inc. — IT technology to the communications industry.
• Connetics — medicines to serve those with under-publicized conditions.
• COR Therapeutics — cardiovascular care.
• Corixa — a research and development immunotherapeutic company.
• Cornerstone Institute — educating clinical research professionals.
• Cortex Pharmaceuticals — its propriatary drugs could cure neurological diseases.
• Corvas International — biopharmaceutical company developing therapeutic agents for major diseases.
• Covance — Princeton, NJ-based contract research organization.
• CreateNet — clinical research education on the Internet.
• Creative BioMolecules — using bone morphogenic proteins to repair human tissue.
• CroMedica — provider of services to clinical trial researchers.
• Curis Pharmaceuticals — specializing in regenerative medicine.
• CV Therapeutics — using molecular cardiology to treat cardiovascular disease.
• CWProfessional.com — CenterWatch spinoff serving as a forum for researchers and companies seeking each other.
• Cyanotech — makers of microalgae-based supplements.
• CyberChemics — specializing in biological computing.
• CyberForce1 — medical information site sponsored by Searle.
• CyDex — established to market cyclodextrins in drug development.
• Cygnus — working on a noninvasive glucose monitor.
• Cypress Biosciences — supplier of high-performance integrated circuits.
• Cyros — publishing company; most of their clients include entertainers, but they have done some medical pamphlets.
• Cytel Software — computer programs for the clinical researcher.
• CytoDyn of New Mexico — products include Cytolin, an AIDS treatment.
• Cytogen — biopharmaceutical company involved in proteomics.
• Cytovia — treating cancer and certain degenerative diseases.
• CytRx — specializing in sickle cell crisis and other vascular diseases.
• Daiichi Pharmaceutical — a Japan-based pharmaceutical sales company.
• Dalton Chemical Laboratories — single source solutions to the pharmaceutical and biotechnology sectors.
• deCODE Genetics — sleuthing the genetic causes of disease.
• Demegen — developing protein compounds for disease control.
• Dendreon — treating cancer through the manipulation of the immune system.
• DepoMed — specializing in a unique oral drug delivery.
• Diacrin — cell transplantation to treat disease.
• Diagnostic Chemicals — diagnostic products and specialty chemicals.
• Diamyd — developing a vaccine to combat insulin-dependent diabetes.
• Diatide — "smart drugs" to treat disease.
• Digene — science plus technology equals health.
• Dimethaid Research — Canadian company developing drugs that work with the body's natural healing factor.
• Discovery Laboratories — its initial focus is on lung diseases, especially neonatal ones.
• Diversified Healthcare — an independent pharmaceutical distribution company.
• Doctor Eddy's Clinic — specializing in Western and alternative medicine.
• Doctor Joseph Saponaro's Home Page One, Two, Three,
• Doctor's Guide — portal startup page for doctors; registered users can personalize the page to their specifications.
• Dolisos — makers of homeopathic products.
• DoubleTwist — portal for genetics researcher.
• Dovetail Technologies — researchers seeking molecular compounds that could cure cancer.
• Draxis Health — human and animal drug company.
• DrKoop.com — general health information is provided in a site endorsed by C. Everett Koop, former Surgeon General of the United States.
• Drug Information Association — an international society exchanging information regarding medical research.
• Drug Royalty — financial company investing in royalties from sales of pharmaceuticals.
• DrugTopics.com — online version of a newsmagazine for pharmacists.
• DuPont — company that promises "better living through chemistry."
• DuPont Pharmaceuticals — drug-related division of the chemical company.
• Duramed Pharmaceuticals — makers of prescription drugs, including Cenestin estrogen replacement therapy.
• Dyax — technology to speed the development of new drugs.
• Eagle Research — New Jersey-based researcher placement firm.
• Ear Clinic Information Center — a Portland clinic provides this site for patients who want "the 411" on the hearing organ.
• Eisai Human Health Care — Japanese company with worldwide influence in providing healthful products to the people.
• Elan — Dublin-based biopharmaceutical company.
• EM Industries — American division of the German Merck company.
• Emisphere Technologies — working on oral macromolecule delivery.
• Endorex — specializing in drug delivery and cancer therapy.
• EntreMed — working on antiangiogenic pharmaceuticals to fight cancer and blindness.
• Enzo Biochem — pursuits include biotechnology, genetic medicines, DNA probing and diagnostic testing.
• Enzon — biopharmaceutical development and marketing, in association with other companies.
• Enzymatic Therapy — FDA-registered natural medicine company.
• Epimmune — vaccines to stimulate the immune system.
• eResearchTechnology — providing software, equipment and services to the clinical trial process.
• Etrials.com — web-based software and services to help clinical development.
• Eudraportal — Europe-based health-oriented telecommunicaitons network.
• Everett Laboratories — prescription medicines.
• Exelisis — studying simple organisms to apply genetic information to humans.
• EXIMIAS Pharmaceutical Corporation — oncological drug company.
• Faulding — far-reaching pharmaceutical company, with a presence in over 70 countries.
• FDAWeb.com — the online version of Dickenson's FDA Review, a newsletter reporting the latest news from the federal agency.
• Ferring Pharmaceuticals — international drug company.
• F1RSTMARK — a database broker catering to various industries.
• Fischer Pharmaceutical Laboratories — specializing in anti-aging products.
• Fitzgerald Industries International — immunodiagnostic development.
• Florida Department of Health — dictates health policy for the "Sunshine State."
• Florida Medical and Research Institute — private clinical trial facility with two locations, both in Florida.
• Flomed Service — distributors of medical products throughout Europe.
• Food and Drug Administration — the federal body that regulates what you eat and what medicines you take; every medicine that's on the market must pass muster with this agency.
• Food and Drug Administration: Debarred Persons List — researchers barred by the federal agency.
• Food and Drug Administration: Disqualified/Restricted Investigator List — here is a not-so-brief list of researchers not allowed by the agency to do research.
• Food and Drug Administration: Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act Text — the law creating the agency and the law modernizing same.
• Food and Drug Administration: Freedom of Information Act Reading Room — where one can obtain FDA documents not usually submitted to the public.
• Food and Drug Administration: Guidance on Human Subject Research — the agency's regulations on experimenting on people.
• Food and Drug Administration: Information for Health Professionals — where people in the health professions can obtain FDA documents.
• Food and Drug Administration: Information Sheets — guidance for independent review boards.
• Food and Drug Administration: Laws Enforced by FDA — legalities falling under that agency's jurisdiction.
• Food and Drug Administration: Letters to the Industry — missives from the agency to researchers.
• Food and Drug Administration: MedWatch — allowing researchers to report ill effects of presumably healthful drugs and devices to the FDA.
• Food and Drug Administration: Standard Operating Procedures and Policies — more rules and regulations for researchers.
• Food and Drug Administration: Warning Letters — a listing of warnings to violators of FDA standards.
• Forest Laboratories — makers of ethical and over-the-counter medications.
• Fougera — topical and ophthalmic drug company.
• Fujisawa Healthcare — Japan-based international drug company.
• GalaGen — food innovations to boost immunity.
• Galderma Laboratories — providers of InfoDerm, the skin care information web site.
• Gelsus Research and Consulting — contract research organization.
• Geltex Pharmaceuticals — gastrointestinal drugs.
• Gem Pharmaceuticals — involved in the acquisition and marketing of early stage treatments to fill unmet needs.
• Gen-Probe — testing for disease microorganisms.
• Genaissance Pharmaceuticals — developers and marketers of population genomics and informatics technologies.
• Genelabs Technologies — currently developing a treatment for lupus.
• Genentech — biotechnology company founded by a pioneer in recombinant DNA research.
• Generichem — suppliers to the pharmaceutical industry.
• Genesis Bio-Pharmaceuticals — distributors of plasma derived products.
• Genesys — teleconferencing company.
• Genetix Pharmaceuticals — gene therapy technologies.
• Genomics Collaborative — using genes to fight disease.
• GenSci Regeneration Sciences — an orthobiologics company.
• Genzyme Corporation — using a wide range of technologies in the development and manufacturing of new drugs.
• George Washington University Medical Center — the school offers a distance learning program.
• Geron Corporation — diagnostic and therapeutic products to treat cancer and other age-related diseases.
• Glaucoma Research Foundation — a nonprofit organization for fighting the vision disorder.
• GlaxoSmithKline — makers of Beano anti-gas treatment, Contac cold capsules, Geritol multivitamins, Nicoderm patch for quitting smoking, and Remifemin supplement for treating menopause.
• Gliatech — biotechnology based on glial cells, part of the central nervous system.
• GLSynthesis — Worcester, MA-based research and marketing company.
• GPC-Biotech — developing mechanism-based drugs through genomics.
• Guilford Pharmaceuticals — drug delivery systems and treatments for neurological diseases.
• Gwathmey — specialists in the Physionomics brand of preclinical research.
• Halsey Drug — generic drug and contract product manufacturer.
• Harvard Medical Web — about the medical schools of the famed university.
• Hauser Chemical Research — suppling the laboratory settings to researchers.
• Health Care Products — a wide range of products, all catering to the special needs of the diabetic.
• Health Decisions — speedy and accurate research organization.
• Healthcare Communications Group — patient recruitment service through advertising.
• Healthcare Discoveries — San Antonio, Texas drug trial center.
• HealthFusion.com — Internet-based healthcare communications company.
• Heart Information Network — everything you always wanted to know about the engine of the human body.
• Hemacare — operates blood management programs in California hospitals.
• Hemagen Diagnostics — user-friendly diagnostic products.
• Hemosol — treating hemoglobin deficiencies.
• Heumann Pharma — German drug company; drug info is in English.
• Hexal — makers of Biosan custom vitamins.
• Hill Top Research — clinical, in vitro toxicology and microbiology services.
• HUM-MOLGEN Registry of Biomedical Companies — listing members of the pharmaceutical industry.
• Human Genome Sciences — using gene-based science to treat and cure illness.
• Hybridon — utilizing antisense compound technology to fight cancer, eye disease and viruses.
• ICI — suppliers to the pharmaceutical industry among others.
• ICN Pharmaceuticals — dedicated to research and innovations in healthcare.
• ICOS Corporation — developing drugs by seeking points of intervention in the inflammatory process.
• ID Biomedical — focused in subunit vaccines and genetic testing.
• IDEC Pharmaceuticals — the medical arm of a multi-industry octopus.
• Idun Pharmaceuticals — drug company with combatting programmed cell death as its mission.
• iKnowMed — Internet site interfacing patients, physicians and pharmaceutical companies.
• ILEX Oncology — developing oncological drugs.
• ImClone Systems — cancer treatment development.
• Immucell — farm animal health company.
• Immune Response — T-cell technology to treat HIV, autoimmune diseases and cancer.
• Immunex — using the human immune system to protect human health.
• Immunicon — developing magnetic nanoparticles to combat cancer.
• Immunization Action Coalition — group dedicated to giving disease the needle prick.
• Immunomedics — detection and treatment of cancer.
• Immunostics — diagnostic kits and reagents.
• Impact Consulting Group — advanced training for the internal medicine professional.
• Incara Pharmaceuticals — working on treatments for inflammatory bowel disease, liver failure, stroke and chronic bronchitis.
• Incyte Genomics — creating information standards for scientists in the healthcare field.
• Infigen — commercializing nuclear transfer in the human healthcare and agriculture businesses.
• Inflazyme — fighting inflammatory diseases.
• Inland Northwest Blood Center — a Spokane-based blood depository.
• Innophase — specializing in derivitives of polyethylene glycol.
• Innovus Research — providing excellence in healthcare research.
• InSite Vision — new methods in dispensing optical medication.
• Insmed Pharmaceuticals — treating endocrine and metabolic diseases and disorders.
• Inspire Pharmaceuticals — drugs to help restore inate defense mechanisms.
• Institute for International Research — a worldwide information exchange for various businesses.
• Integrity Clinical Research — site management organization based in Tennessee.
• International Federation of Associations of Pharmaceutical Physicians — worldwide organization serving these medics.
• International Foundation for Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders — education, research, and support for gastric problems.
• International Pharmaceutical Research — full service CRO with a data systems division.
• Integra LifeSciences — tissue regeneration product development and marketing.
• Integrated DNA Research — the source for custom DNA.
• Integrity Clinical Research — site management organization.
• Interferon Sciences — interferon-based treatments for various diseases.
• Intermune — makers and marketers of treatments for pulmonary and infectious diseases and congenital disorders.
• Interneuron Pharmaceuticals — specializing in neurological and behavioral diseases.
• Intrabiotics Pharmaceuticals — creating new antibiotics to battle bacteria that resist the old ones.
• INTRACEL Corporation — therapeutic products for the cancer patient.
• Introgen Therapeutics — gene therapy company.
• Ion Labs — custom manufacturers of brand name drugs.
• iPhysicianNet — communications linking doctor and researcher.
• Isis Pharmaceuticals — medicine against cancer, inflammatory disease, psoriasis, and Hepatitis C.
• IVAX Biosciences — research, development, and manufacture of generic and brand-name drugs.
• Ixion Biotechnology — concentrating on oxalate-related disorders.
• Janssen Pharmaceutica — makers of patches that allow for transdermal drug delivery.
• Jenner Biotherapies — cancer therapy company.
• Jewish Hospital Heart and Lung Institute — concerned with the respective organs.
• Johnson & Johnson — makers of baby grooming products and Band-Aid bandages.
• Jones Pharma — makers of veterinary medicine, thyroid treatments and hospital products.
• JRH Biosciences — suppliers of cell culture products to the healthcare industry.
• Kaneka — supplier of PVC resins to the world.
• Kansas City Analytical Services — Kansas research venue.
• Karolinska Institutet: Diseases, Disorders and Related Topics — disease resource sanctioned by Sweden's outstanding medical school.
• Kendle International — development services for biotechnical and pharmaceutical industries.
• Kent Laboratories — makers of immunological products.
• Key Oncologics — South African cancer drug company.
• KidsHealth — medical advice concentrating on the youth.
• King Pharmaceuticals — drug makers in partnership with other companies.
• KnowledgePharm.com — information portal for pharmacists.
• Konsyl Pharmaceuticals — makers of a fiber supplement.
• Kos Pharmaceuticals — specializing in chronic cardiovascular and respiratory disease treatment.
• Kosan Biosciences — biotechnical pharmaceutical company.
• Kyowa Hakko USA — American wing of a Japanese drug company.
• Laboratoires Aeterna — French company concentrating on cancer and other diseases.
• La Jolla Pharmaceutical Company — focusing on autoimmune diseases.
• Lannett Company, Inc. — makers of generic medicines.
• Large Scale Biology — protein-based products for the life sciences industry.
• Lark Technologics — DNA sequencing and molecular biology services.
• Layton Bioscience — pharmaceutical company.
• Leo Pharmaceutical — medical and biopharmaceutical company.
• Lescarden — biotechnology company; makers of Catrix, a blending of science and nature used in many applications.
• LeukoSite — home page of Millennium Pharmaceuticals, a drug discovery and development company.
• Lexigen Pharmaceuticals — developing drugs and genetically engineered products.
• Lice Source Services — they specialize in fighting head lice.
• Lichtwer Pharma — makers of Kwai garlic supplement and other nature-based products.
• Life Medical Sciences — a biomaterials company.
• LifeCell — restoring the human body's ability to regenerate tissue.
• Lifecore Biomedical — specializing in medical and dental implant products.
• Lifescan — makers of blood monitoring products for diabetics.
• Lifetime Pharmaceuticals — development and marketing of compounds for human therapeutics.
• Ligand Pharmaceuticals — specializing in small molecule medicines.
• Lilly & Co. — medicinal development for over a century.
• Lohmann Therapy Systems — makers of innovative drug delivery systems.
• Lonza Biologics — all-around chemical company.
• Lowering Cholesterol — learn whatever it takes to reduce this health liability.
• LXR Biotechnology — propriatary compounds to combat programmed cell death.
• MacroChem — drug developers in association with well-known marketers.
• Magainin Pharmaceuticals — adapting animal health to human standards.
• Mallinckrodt — makers and sellers of imagers, pharmaceuticals and respiratory devices.
• Martek Biosciences — deriving healthful products from algae.
• Matritech — company using a patented nuclear matrix to fight cancer.
• Matrix Pharmaceutical — combating cancer.
• Maxim Pharmaceuticals — drugs to fight cancer, infectious diseases and topical disorders.
• Mayo Clinic Health Oasis — health information site sanctioned by the prestigious Mayo Foundation.
• McCarthy Consultant Services — helping companies comply to international standards.
• MDS Neo-Pharm — Canadian drug company.
• MDS Pharma Services — CRO offering a full spectrum of services.
• Mead Johnson — makers of nutritional products, including the Enfamil line of pediatric products, Viactiv calcium-intensive foods and Boost diet drinks.
• Med Focus — consultation for the biotech and pharmaceutical industries.
• Medarex — developing antibody-based treatments.
• Medco Research — commercializing cardiovascular medicines.
• MedConnect — onlline information source for the medical professional.
• MedExec International — California-based researcher placement.
• Medical Ophthalmics — needs for the eyecare professional.
• MedicineNet.com — medical information web page.
• Medicis Pharmaceutical — skincare products.
• Medicorp — Canadian company specializing in immunodiagnostic and microbiology products.
• MedImmune — products for infectious diseases and transplantation medicine.
• Medinox — specializing in treatment of diseases and disorders caused by excessive nitric oxide.
• MedMarket.com — online "superstore" for doctors and the disabled.
• Medscape — web portal with a medical orientation.
• MedPointe — parent company of Wallace Pharmaceuticals.
• MedTrials — offering training, consulting and monitoring services to the research industry.
• Mentholatum — makers of Fletcher's Castoria pediatric laxative, Fisherman's Friendcough suppressant, and Deep Heating pain relief cream.
• MethylGene — Canadian company researching drugs to treat conditions with nomedications currently available.
• Merck — pharmaceutical company; makers of Vioxx, Zocor, Pepcid and Propecia; publishers of The Merck Manual.
• Merck of Germany — products include Glucophage, a prescription-only treatment for diabetes.
• Mericon Industries — builders, construction managers and consultants.
• Meridian Medical Tech — technological solutions to medical problems.
• Merz Pharmaceuticals — German-based drug company.
• META Solutions — a pharmaceutical consulting company using technology to improve the information management process.
• MGH Institute of Health Professions at Massachusetts General Hospital — an interdisciplinary education in healthcare.
• MGI Pharma — in the business of acquiring, developing, and marketing medications.
• Microbes — microbiology information page.
• Microcide Pharmaceuticals — working on antimicrobial drugs to counter infectious diseases.
• Mikart — contract drug manufacturing company.
• Milkhaus Labortory — clinical stage biopharmaceutical company.
• Millipore — research, pharmaceutical making, and microelectronics.
• Mission Pharmacal — drug company with a long family legacy.
• MLO Online — the home page of Medical Laboratory Observer, amagazine for clinical laboratory professionals.
• Molecumetics — small molecule chemical company.
• Monarch Pharmaceuticals — brand name pharmaceutical division of King Pharmaceuticals.
• MTRA/AAI — the joint entity created by the merger of two companies, Medical & Technical Research Associates and Applied Analytical Industries.
• Muro Pharmaceutical — prescription medications for allergies and respiration.
• Myelos Neurosciences — specializing in neuropathic medicine.
• Mylan Laboratories — drug company whose products include treatments for migranes, Parkinson's disease and diabetic foot ulcers.
• Myriad Genetics — using the human genome to advance medicine.
• Nabi Corporation — specializing in treating infectious and autoimmune diseases.
• Narayana Research — European and American CRO.
• Nastech Pharmaceutical — nasally delivered drugs is its business.
• Naterra — makers of beauty products and over the counter drugs.
• National Ageing Research Institute — based in Australia, this research group concentrates on the causes of the aging process.
• National Alliance for the Mentally Ill — nonprofit group speaking for those with that problem.
• National Association of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers — trade group representing the industry before government bodies.
• National Association for Continence — advocacy group for recognition of the urinary disorder.
• National Bioethics Advisory Commission — dictating government policy on human subject research.
• National Cancer Institute — a government agency concentrating on that disease.
• National Committee for Quality Assurance — independent body monitoring HMO quality.
• National Institutes of Health — government-sponsored research centers.
• National Institutes of Health: Bioethics Resources — everything you always wanted to know about legitimate research practices.
• National Osteoporosis Foundation — nonprofit focused on bone disease.
• National Stroke Association — private foundation out to change the way the disease is viewed and treated.
• Natoli Engineering — suppliers of tools for various industries, including the pharmaceutical industry.
• NCGS & Associates — contract research organization based in Charleston, SC.
• Nektar Therapeutic Systems — advanced drug delivery company.
• Neogen — keeping food safe and animals healthy.
• NeoRx — focusing on cancer and other unmet medical needs.
• Neose Technologies — specializing in carbohydrate synthesis.
• NeoTherapeutics — neurological treatments.
• Nephron Information Center — sponsored by Nephron Pharmaceuticals, features information about kidney-based health issues.
• Neurochem — Canadian company specializing in amyloid-based diseases.
• Neurocrine Biosciences — neuropathic medicine company.
• Neurogen — using its unique AIDD system, the company specializes in large market psychiatric, metabolic and inflammatory disorders.
• NeuroVir Therapeutics — fighting cancer with drugs derived from the herpes simplex virus.
• Neutrogena — makers of skin and hair care products.
• Nexell Therapeutics — ex vivo cell therapies.
• Nexmed — makers of a topical male sexual dysfunction treatment.
• New England Institutional Review Board — ethical review board.
• NicOx — nitric oxide releasing drugs.
• Nitromed — making good medicine better by way of a patented nitric oxide-based enhancement.
• North Amercian Biologicals — to prevent and treat infectious and autoimmune diseases.
• North American Vaccine — immunization is their business.
• Northfield Laboratories — makers of a blood alternative that can be used in transfusions without the side effects of using real blood.
• Nova Molecular Technologies — chemical processing company.
• Novalon Pharmaceutical — genomics-based drug company.
• Novartis — makers of ExLax laxative and Maalox antacid.
• NovaTech Sciences — information managing company.
• Novavax — products include an estrogen replacement therapy in clinical testing.
• Noven Pharmaceuticals — a variety of patch-delivered medications.
• Novo Nordisk of North America — specializing in insulin and the means to bring it into the body.
• NPS Allelix Pharmaceuticals — two drug companies form one powerful merger.
• Nubenco Enterprises — international supplier of pharmaceuticals, diagnostics and medical equipment.
• Numark Laboratories — five former Johnson & Johnson execs founded this small company.
• Nursing Hands — web site for nurses.
• Nutramax Laboratories — makers of pharmaceuticals for other companies.
• Nutri-West — makers of nutrition supplements.
• Nutrition, Health and Heart Disease — advice on how good eating is good for your pulmonary organ.
• Nymox Pharmaceutical — makers of the AD7C Test, a diagnostic screening for Alzheimer's disease.
• Octamer — focusing on the worst diseases to plague humanity.
• Oculex Pharmaceuticals — treating eye diseases.
• Office for Human Research Protections — a Health and Human Services subdepartment assuring safety of human research subjects.
• Office for Human Research Protections: Institutional Review Board Guidebook — a reference motivated by human research safety.
• Omnicare Clinical Research — three CROs (IBAH, Coromed and IFNS) merged.
• Oread Laboratories — helping companies in their research.
• Organogenesis— deriving medications from cells.
• Organon — Dutch-based pharmaceutical company.
• Origen Therapeutics — avian biotechnology to make eggs better.
• Orphan Medical — drug company that "adopts" the need to treat those with uncommon diseases.
• Ortech — web services.
• Ortho Biotech — makers of Procrit, which increases red blood cell count.
• Ortho McNeil Pharmaceutical — the union of two companies: the former a pioneer in women's health, the latter makers of Tylenol brand acetaminophen, the popular alternative to aspirin.
• Osiris Therapeutics — biorestoration medicine.
• Otsuka America Pharmaceutical — a worldwide drug company headquartered in Japan.
• Oxford Research International — British research company with locations in Europe, Asia, Africa, China and the Caucasus.
• OXiGENE — specializing in vascular targeting.
• Oxis International — drug development company.
• Paddock Laboratories — generic drug company.
• Palatin Technologies — diagnostic and therapeutic products.
• Par Pharmaceutical — specialist in generic drugs.
• Paracelsian — herbal research and information exchange.
• Paradigm Genetics — gene function determination for health and other markets.
• Paragon Biomedical — makers of medical and veterinary equipment.
• PAREXEL International — contract research and medical marketing organization.
• Parnell Pharmaceuticals — medicines made from a plant found only in the Pacific Northwest.
• Particle Dynamics — St. Louis drug company.
• Patient Quest — service recruiting subjects for research.
• PathoGenesis — developing medicines against infectious disease.
• Pentech Pharmaceutical — working on impotence and other disorders.
• Peptides International — peptide-based products.
• Permedics — clinical study management software.
• Perrigo — makers of store brand drugs.
• Pfizer — having absorbed Parke-Davis (Dilantin treatment for epilepsy, Lipitor cholesterol blocker) and Warner-Lambert (Actifed and Benedryl cold and allergy relief, Listerine mouthwash, Halls cough drops), this company (Viagra erectile dysfunction treatment) carries on its pharmaceutical empire.
• Pharm-Eco Laboratories — supporting all phases of drug development.
• Pharma.org — a "museum of celebrities in pharmacology" in progress.
• Pharmaceutical Careers — site posting companies nationwide "headhunting" for doctors looking for employment.
• Pharmaceutical Industry Info — the 411 on drug companies.
• Pharmaceutical Online — news and information portal page for physicians.
• Pharmaceutical Representative Online — web site of a magazine for pharmacists.
• Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America — representing the drug companies.
• Pharmaceutical Research Plus — specializing in accelerated patient recruitment for clinical trials.
• Pharmachem — under construction; check back later.
• Pharmacia — having bought Upjohn and Monsanto, this company (Nicorette smoking-quitting gum, Celebrex inflammation treatment) carries on its healthful mission.
• Pharmacopeia — technology-based products and services that accelerate drugdiscovery and development.
• Pharmacyclics — fighting disease with energy.
• PharmaDetailing.com — providing information on pharmaceuticals.
• Pharmadigm — specializing in acute inflammation.
• PharmaKinetics Laboratories — CRO providing research services to the pharmaceutical industry.
• PharmaLive — pharmaceutical news page medical professionals can make theirstartup/home page.
• PharmaNet — contract research organization with locations in Europe and North America.
• Pharmanex — partnership of science and nature.
• PharmaPortal — a medical news site that doctors can use as their startup page.
• PharmaScience Laboratories — Canada-based generic drug company.
• PharmaSeek — a trial management operation, focusing on investigation identification, study startup activities, and project management.
• Pharmed Group — Miami-based distributor of medical supplies.
• PharmInfo.com — get the latest information on medicines.
• Pharmos — designing enhanced molecular structures to improve medicine.
• PharmSYST — combining pharmaceutical practices and engineering.
• PharmWeb — pharmaceutical information for patient and pro alike.
• Phase Forward — Internet-based clinical trial data collection and management.
• Physicians' Desk Reference — the authority on medicines, over-the-counter and prescription, listing their benefits and side-effects; the online version of the book doctors have on their bookshelves.
• Phyton — microcontroller company.
• Placemart Personnel Service — medical-related job placement site.
• POINT Biomedical — drug delivery technology company.
• PolyMedica Pharmaceuticals USA — makers of healthcare products and, as Liberty Medical Supply, diabetes supplies.
• Powderject — making medicines work better with needle-free injection systems.
• PPD — with a global infrastructure, dedicated project teams, cross-functional therapeutic units and innovative technologies, PPD has a worldwide commitment to quality and delivering strategic solutions for compound, product and market development.
• Praecis Pharmaceuticals — combining biotechnical and pharmaceutical drug development.
• PRA International — French drug development company.
• Premier Research Worldwide — a CRO, company owning other health companies, and a diagnostic technology services provider.
• Procept — battling autoimmune disease.
• Proctor & Gamble — consumer product company (Pampers diapers, Pringles potato chips, Comet kitchen cleanser, Charmin toilet tissue, Iams pet food,Cover Girl cosmetics, Safeguard soap, Head & Shoulders shampoo, Secret deodorant) that also makes healthcare products (Vicks cough formula, Noxzema skin cream, Attends adult incontenance products, Crest toothpaste, Metamucil fiber supplement, Pepto-Bismol stomach relief).
• Procyon Biopharma — Montreal cancer combating company.
• ProCyte — using proprietary copper peptide technology to enhance beauty.
• Professional Detailing Inc. — a contract sales organization.
• Prologue Research International — Columbus, OH-based contract research organization.
• ProMedDx — patient recruitment for the medical diagnostics industry.
• Prostatis — an information page specializing in that disease.
• Protection of Human Research Subjects — a National Institutes of Health-sanctioned course required for NIH researchers who work on human beings.
• Protein Design Labs — humanized monoclonal antibody development company.
• Protocare — clinical trial arena.
• QLT PhotoTherapeutics — makers of a treatment for age-related macular degeneration.
• Questcor Pharmaceuticals — hospital-based drug company.
• Quintiles Transnational — drug development and marketing.
• R&D Laboratories — their specialty is the kidney.
• R.P. Scherer North America — a division of CardinalHealth.
• RAN Institute — specializing in educating clinical researchers in the latest techniques.
• RareDiseases.org — the site of NORD, a group focusing on under-noticed ailments.
• Ratiopharm — German drug company; site is in German.
• Recombinant Capital — biotech industry information page.
• Regeneron Pharmaceutical — drug discovery, development and marketing company.
• Regis Technologies — organic chemical partner in the biotech, pharmaceutical and diagnostic industries.
• RegSearch International — providing regulatory information to the pharmaceutical industry.
• Reheis — makers of the minerals used in deodorants and antacids.
• Requa — maker of the CharcoCaps family of charcoal-added products that fight stomach upset and poison.
• Research Corporation Technologies — technology management company.
• Research Dynamics Consulting Group — they train researchers to "the way research ought to be."
• Research Investigator's Source — linking research sponsors and investigators.
• Research Personnel Consultants — "headhunter" site for researchers seeking employment.
• Research Personnel International — the site for researchers to upload their resumes and employers to find potential staffers.
• Research Practitioner — medical journal published by the Center for Clinical Research.
• Research Testing Laboratories — a clinical research company.
• Research Triangle Institute — nonprofit research and development firm.
• Resolution Pharmaceuticals — radioisotopes for imaging.
• Resource Solutions Inc. — drug trial management.
• Ribozyme Pharmaceuticals — drugs based on ribozymes.
• RNWeb — the official web page of RN, a magazine for the nursing trade.
• Roche — makers of Aleve headache relief and other products.
• Roche Diagnostics — diagnostic medicine arm of the company.
• Roche Pharmaceuticals — drug company whose products include the obesity medication Xenical.
• Roxane Laboratories — makers of pain management products.
• RTP Pharma — makers of a propriatary delivery for water insoluable drugs.
• Rxcentric.com — drug-based search engine.
• Sabinsa — phytonutrient-based products.
• Sangamo Biosciences — genetic regulation company.
• SangStat Medical — all forms of services for transplants.
• Sankyo — makers of robotic systems and software.
• Savage Laboratories — ethical pharmaceutical company.
• Scandipharm — medications for serious diseases at reasonable cost.
• Schaper & Brummer — using nature to treat medical disorders.
• Schein Pharmaceutical — generic drug company.
• Schering-Plough — makers of Coppertone sunblock, Dr. Scholl's foot care products, Correctol laxative for women and Drixoral cold and allergy relief.
• Schwarz Pharma USA — German drug company.
• SciClone Pharmaceuticals — biopharmaceutical company.
• Scientific Protein Laboratories — source for pancreatic enzymes and heparin products.
• Scios — working on novel human therapeutics.
• SCIREX — clinical research on central nervous system medicine.
• SciWeb — list of resources for biotechnology professionals.
• Seikagaku America — makers of pharmaceuticals based on the proteins found in shark cartilege.
• Selective Genetics — based in molecular biology, growth factor biology, tissue repair, and product development.
• Senetek Drug Delivery Technologies — makers of injectible ED therapy.
• Sepracor — makers of ICE (Improved Chemical Entities), which take existing drugs and make them better.
• Sequitur — founded to develop and market innovative synthetic nucleic acid technology.
• Serologicals — working in the life sciences.
• Serono Laboratories — leading makers of treatments for reproductive problems, they're also working in other illnesses.
• Shaklee — environmentally sensitive consumer product distribution company, and proud of it.
• Shear/Kershman Laboratories — pharmaceutical company.
• Sheffield Pharmaceuticals — specializing in low risk late stage drugs.
• Siga Pharmaceuticals — specializing in biotechnology.
• Sigma-Tau Pharmaceuticals — Italian drug development company.
• SISU Enterprises — vitamin, mineral, herbal and homeopathic products.
• SiteWorks Solutions — clinical research consulting.
• Smith Hanley Consulting Group — consulting to drug research and other business.
• Society of Clinical Research Associates — dedicated to continuing education of researchers.
• Society of General Internal Medicine — association for the advancement of healthcare and research in that field.
• Solgar Vitamins — makers of vitamin supplements for over fifty years.
• Solvay Pharmaceuticals — pharmaceutical, plastic and chemical company.
• Somerset Pharmaceuticals — research/development company, makers of Eldepryl treatment for Parkinson's disease.
• SONUS Pharmaceuticals — ultrasound contrast agents and drug delivery systems.
• Sosei — Japanese/American biomedicine research partnership.
• Southern Biotechnology Associates — immunochemicals for biomedical research.
• Southern Research Institute — nonprofit contract research organization.
• Southwest Research Institute — nonprofit applied research and development center located in San Antonio, TX.
• Southwest Technologies — high performance computers for the serious user.
• SP Pharmaceuticals — maker/developer of sterile drugs.
• Spectrum Scientific Recruiters — placing professionals in pharmaceuticals.
• Sporicidin International — makers of infection control products.
• SRI International — biological and technological research.
• Stada — generic drug company.
• Star Pharmaceuticals — urological medicine.
• Steifel Laboratories — makers of Brasivol skin cleanser.
• StressGen Biotechnologies — immunotherapy to fight cancer and infectious diseases.
• SUGEN — cellular drug development and marketing.
• Sunesis Pharmaceuticals — drug research.
• SuperGen — treating pancreatic cancer.
• Superior Pharmaceutical — generic pharmaceuticals and healthcare products.
• Supratek Pharma — improving on already released pharmaceuticals.
• Syncom Pharmaceuticals — outsource/cosource sales force in drugs.
• Syncor International — radiopharmaceutical company.
• Syngenta — agrochemical company.
• SYNSORB Biotech — Canadian drug development and manufacturing company.
• Takeda America — chemical company whose main priority is pharmaceuticals.
• Tanox — developing drugs in the areas of autoimmune diseases, cancer and infectionsdiseases.
• TAP Pharmaceutical Products — a partnership between Abbott Laboratories and a Japanese pharmaceutical company.
• Target Research Associates — a contract research organization that only takes on assignments that are guaranteed to be accurate the first time.
• Targeted Genetics — molecular medicines are their business.
• Taro Pharmaceutical Industries — international drug discovery, development and manufacturing company.
• Technomark Consulting Services — vital information suppliers for the research field.
• Tektagen — provider of analytical testing services.
• Telik — small molecule company addressing large market needs for diabetic and oncological treatments.
• Teva Pharmaceuticals — generic drug company.
• Tempharma — temporary agency specializing in pharmaceutical research.
• Texas Biotechnology — biopharmaceutical company dedicated to treating chronic conditions and serious diseases.
• Theragenics — implanted radiation devices to treat cancer.
• ThermoGen — enzymes for industrial applications.
• 3M — makers of Scotch tape and Post-It self-adhesive memo pads, they have a healthcare division.
• Titan Pharmaceuticals — treating cancer and central nervous system disorders.
• Tm Bioscience — genomics company.
• Togal-Werk — makers of vitamins, footcare, and remedies.
• Traco Labs — working in nutrition.
• Trega Biosciences — developers of iDiscovery, information-based technologies.
• TriMed — Miami-based medical equipment dealer.
• TrialStar — CRO providing its services to biotechnological and pharmaceutical research.
• Trimensa — makers of ForPlay intimate products.
• Trimeris — fighting the virus that leads to acquired immune deficiency syndrome.
• Tripos — using computers to speed research.
• Tularik — genetic pharmaceutical business.
• Tropix — products based on chemilumescent technology.
• Twin Image Recruiting — placing pharmaceutical research personnel.
• U.S. Bioscience — pharmaceuticals to treat cancer and AIDS.
• UCB Pharma — active in chemistry, pharmacology and film.
• Unigene Laboratories — therapeutic peptide hormone company.
• Unilever — monolithic consumer product company (Dove soap, Lipton tea, Ragu spaghetti sauce, Close-Up toothpaste, Ponds skin cream).
• Unisyn Technologies — software company; makers of AutoMate, an automation program that can be programmed to do various computer tasks.
• United States Department of Health and Human Services — the federal health agency.
• United States Department of Health and Human Services: Organizational Directory — who's who in the agency.
• United States Government Printing Office — read federal papers (from The Congressional Record to the latest laws) on this website.
• United States National Library of Medicine — health reference sanctioned by the federal National Institutes of Health.
• University of Minnesota Informed Consent Tutorial — teaches researchers how to draw forms insuring that subjects are aware of the ramifications of the experiments.
• Upsher-Smith Laboratories — pioneers in digitalis research, they make a wide range of medicines today.
• Upstate Biotechnology — located in Lake Placid in upstate New York, this company seeks out new bioreagents and markets them.
• USANA — a science-based nutrition company.
• Utak Laboratories — toxicology control drug company.
• Valentis — biologics delivery company.
• Vascular Biology Working Group — information exchange in the discipline.
• Vasogen — immune modulation therapies to treat disease.
• Vectorpharma — drug delivery company.
• Vertex Pharmaceuticals — small molecule drugs to combat big health problems.
• Vical — DNA gene transfer technologies to conquer life-threatening diseases.
• Vion Pharmaceuticals — targeting cancer and viral disease.
• Viragen — specializing in immunotherapeutic products.
• Viromed Bio Safety Laboratories — testing various healthcare products.
• Virtual Hospital — the University of Iowa sanctioned this site informing doctor and patient alike.
• VWR Scientific Products — online research supply purchase catalog site; the medical equivalentof Amazon.com.
• Wallace Laboratories — prescription pharmaceuticals.
• Washington Biopharmaceuticals and Medical Technology — biotechnolgy resource.
• Watson Labortories of Utah — research lab affiliated with a pharmaceutical company.
• Weaver Manufacturing — makers of secondary containment systems.
• WebMD.com — medical information for the professional and civilian.
• Weleda — natural health and personal care products.
• Winnertech — if you are a researcher, or wish to hire one, this is the place.
• Woolf Group — temporary and permanent placement to the clinical trials field.
• World Health Organization — who is WHO: they're a group dedicated to promoting good health on an international scale.
• Wuelfing Pharma — drug development.
• Xenogen — owners of a patented imagine technique that makes testing faster and more efficient.
• Wyeth — makers of the Advil brand of ibuprofen, Anacin headache reliever, Caltrate calcium supplement, Preparation H rectal cream, and Robitussin cough medicine.
• XOMA — current products include, under late stage research, treatments for hemmoragedue to trauma and a rare disease.
• Yahoo! Medical Industry News — links to information from the world of medicine, provided by the premiere Internet search engine.
• Yamanouchi Shaklee Pharma — Japan-based international drug company.
• Zeus Scientific — diagnostic system company.
• ZymeTx — diagnostics against viral threats.