Goldwin-Jones Pharmaceuticals

Goldwin-Jones Pharmaceuticals was a British company that pioneered various medical advances throughout the 2030's. While most of their developments involved producing and refining drugs, the invention they will be forever remembered for is that of partial-body cloning. While this in itself could be considered a landmark, they also created the first military-financed biological cybernetics, or bionetics.

Other developments from Goldwin-Jones Pharmeceuticals

 * Haydrocin. A cream that, when applied, numbs the area completely. Removes the need for needles and pills from localised anaesthetic.
 * Palarin. A pill that reduces the ability to vomit. Used on patients with eating disorders.
 * Synthelide. A pill that gives the immune system a kick-start. While it didn't cure AIDS, regular doses kept the immune system strong enough that the worst of the effects were negated.
 * Kabracin. A pill which naturally broke up small tumours. While it didn't work every time, and was ineffective against truly aggressive cancer, it brought the same scientists enough time to perfect the cloning techniques that could create healthy organs for transplant.