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<title>Did a Drug Company &#x26;#x22;Buy&#x26;#x22; One of This Year&#x26;#x27;s Nobel Prizes?</title>
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<description>Rumors swirl, but a Swedish prosecutor will only confirm a &#x26;#x22;preliminary investigation&#x26;#x22; into allegations that pharma giant AstraZeneca fixed the Nobels for financial gainThey say it&#x26;#x27;s Sweden&#x26;#x27;s silly season, a time when journalists are desperately seeking a new spin on a century-old story: the Nobel Prizes.Last week, as luminaries gathered for Nobel Week in Stockholm, Radio Sweden reported a potential scandal surrounding the Physiology or Medicine prize. Allegations were swirling, the state-owned station said, that London-based drug manufacturer AstraZeneca, PLC, had, in essence, paid off members of the Nobel voting committee to help secure a win for Harald zur Hausen...</description>
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