News archive: September 2005

		Computer cracks crystal-structure challenge Program that predicts shapes of drugs may help companies save cash. 23 September 2005
		Industry money skews drug overviews Meta-analyses gain a positive spin if funded by drug firms. 23 September 2005
		Biotech's challenge in Africa A new panel has been formed in Africa to determine how and where the continent should be building its biotech base. 23 September 2005
		Drug agency accused of political bias Women's health director quits over 'morning after' pill delays. 9 September 2005
		Acquisitions not a cure for antiinfectives Despite recent purchases, big pharma is still reluctant to return to the field. 9 September 2005
		Bacteria designed to make new antibiotics Approach may produce tools to fight drug-resistant infections. 9 September 2005
		Europe fiddles while innovation burns Delays to new framework initiative could further stifle R&D in the European Union. 2 September 2005
		Extra-virgin olive oil mimics painkiller Oil may help stave off cancer, as long as you stick to the good stuff. 2 September 2005
		Blood test detects deadly prions Process could one day halt unwitting spread of brain disease in humans. 2 September 2005

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