Henry I. Miller | Publications

The Danger of Too Much Caution

By Henry I. Miller,
December 19, 2004

How lawsuits can kill

By Henry I. Miller,
December 9, 2004

The Supermarket's Unnatural Selections

By Henry I. Miller,
December 5, 2004

The Curse of Too Much Caution

By Henry I. Miller,
November 25, 2004

Making the Desert Bloom

By Gregory Conko, Henry I. Miller,
November 17, 2004

The Origins of “Biotechnology”

By Gregory Conko, Henry I. Miller,
November 15, 2004

Vaccine Development Needs a Booster Shot

By Henry I. Miller,
October 10, 2004

The Toxic Politics of Biotech

By Gregory Conko, Henry I. Miller,
October 6, 2004

More Crop for the Drop

By Gregory Conko, Henry I. Miller,
October 6, 2004

Mr. Rifkin's Pipe Dream

By Henry I. Miller,
September 28, 2004

Nauseating Cases of Product Liability

By Henry I. Miller,
September 6, 2004

The Truth About Marcia Angell

By Henry I. Miller,
September 1, 2004

Bookshelf: Fighting Disease Is Only Half the Battle

By Henry I. Miller,
August 25, 2004

The Frankenfood Myth: How Protest and Politics Threaten the Biotech Revolution

By Gregory Conko, Henry I. Miller,
August 20, 2004

California Wine vs. Two-Legged Pests

By Henry I. Miller,
August 17, 2004

There's a Cure for Frivolous Drug Lawsuits

By Henry I. Miller,
August 16, 2004

`Businesses Don't Have Social Responsibilities; People Do'

By Henry I. Miller,
July 26, 2004

Reaping What Biopharming Sows

By Henry I. Miller,
July 6, 2004

BIO 2004 Conference in San Francisco: Who Created this Monster?

By Gregory Conko, Henry I. Miller,
June 8, 2004

Some Firms Seek Regulation to Squeeze Out Their Rivals

By Gregory Conko, Henry I. Miller,
May 28, 2004