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...game," Harvard Coach Mark Mazzoleni said. "They came out very energized, and got the goal off the lucky bounce. Realistically we were down 1-0 and we deserved to be down 1-0." Despite considerable amounts of puck possession in the first period, Harvard had tremendous difficulties penetrating the Eli defense and storming the net. The Crimson made sporadic attempts throughout the first frame, but was unable to notch its first shot on goal until 13:35 had elapsed. "One of the things we struggled on tonight was our inability to get to their net," Mazzoleni said. "I think that...
Last year one of these highly refined derivatives became the first so-called secretase inhibitor to enter clinical trials with Alzheimer's patients, and others seem sure to follow. In fact, not just Bristol-Myers Squibb but also Amgen, Elan Pharmaceuticals, Eli Lilly, Merck and SmithKline Beecham are racing to develop similar compounds. The reason? Over the past five years, an explosion of insights into the genetics of Alzheimer's has bolstered confidence that gamma secretase and a related enzyme called beta secretase are not innocent bystanders but rather are intimately involved in the disease process...
...billion in lost work days and decreased productivity. Other drugs in the pipeline target schizophrenia, anxiety phobias and various forms of senile dementia, most notably Alzheimer's. All told, drug companies are betting $6 billion a year on R. and D. in hopes of creating new blockbuster drugs like Eli Lilly's Prozac, whose patent expires...
...bifurcated Congress. A longtime aide to G.O.P. Senator Richard Lugar, Daniels worked closely with Democrats in the 1970s bailout of Chrysler and New York City. As Ronald Reagan's political director in the 1980s, he salved the egos of Governors and lawmakers. And as senior vice president at Eli Lilly & Co., he transformed the old-line corporate culture amid rapid changes in health-care services, helping fuel a fourfold rise in Lilly's stock. "He builds consensus around the things that aren't peoples' first choice," says Randy Tobias, the firm's chairman emeritus...
Daniels could come under scrutiny if Bush makes good on his campaign promise of a Medicare drug benefit. Eli Lilly has a big stake in making sure it doesn't become an entitlement, which could lead to government price controls. So the issue is a potential conflict of interest for Daniels if he should have stock in the company or plans to return to it. "We'd look for assurances from him that he would not simply represent interests of the pharmaceutical industry," said John Rother of the AARP...