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Press Kits

These downloadable files, including fact sheets about Pfizer and approved images or videos, are packages curated by the Global Media Relations team for use by professional journalists.

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Though intended for professional media, these resources may also be interesting to patients, healthcare professionals, and investors. The media relations team is focused on responding to media inquiries. However, we want to ensure that customers, investors, and others receive the appropriate attention.

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Science & Innovation

Viral vs Bacterial Infections: Different Pathogens, Different Approaches

Learn about the key differences between viral and bacterial infections and the innovative prevention and treatment options being worked on for each type.
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Science & Innovation

Pharma Peers Unite to Build DNA-Encoded Libraries

Scientists build a library of millions or billions of compounds, each tagged with a unique DNA “barcode.” They are tasked with exploring DNA-encoded libraries technology, DELs, to help accelerate the earliest stages of drug discovery.
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Science & Innovation

What You Need to Know About a Promising Vaccine Candidate that May Stem the Growing Risk of Lyme Disease

Lyme disease is the most common vector-borne illness in the United States.
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