The answer is: not too much. As of last week, the Boston Globe reported that only one out of the 11 companies they included had falling stock prices: Stryker, which only fell .2%. Abbott Labs did the best, rising 2.5%, and Zimmer gained the least at .1%.
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recognized pharmaceutical and laboratory revenue recruiting team of PHC Consulting.
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