] The pharmaceutical industry cannot be trusted to develop
] new drugs for 90% of the world's sick, a Nobel prize
] winner has claimed.
]
] In an outspoken attack on drug companies, Sir John
] Sulston, who led the British element of the Human Genome
] Project, accused the industry of having a 'hidden agenda'
] of making money at the expense of curing disease.

] 'We are losing trust in science,' he said. 'Personally,
] I think an awful lot of it has to do with hidden agendas,
] and particularly this market-driven hidden agenda that
] more and more science is being funded in this way.'