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1 author picked Creating Cures as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

The biopharmaceutical industry needs great young scientists. I often get asked by science majors as to whether they should consider a job in this industry and how to be successful in it. For these folks, I recommend Creating Cures, which is a thoughtful and thorough description of a career that combines doing great science with an eye on the business of developing great new medicines.

Reading this book could help you land the job of a lifetime.

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