Once the world’s largest pharmaceutical company and a pioneer in drug standardization, clinical trials, and vaccine development. Notable products included Dilantin for epilepsy, the first bacterial vaccine in the US, Benadryl antihistamine, Chloromycetin antibiotic, oral contraceptives, PCP and ketamine anesthetics. The company was acquired by Warner-Lambert in 1970 and became part of Pfizer after Pfizer’s acquisition of Warner-Lambert in 2000[1][5][6].
Therapeutic areas
EndocrinologyNeurologyInfectious Diseases
Modalities
Small molecules (historically)Vaccines/biologics (historically)