Wyeth

Wyeth was a major pharmaceutical and healthcare company known for developing and producing medicines, vaccines, and healthcare products. Founded in 1900, it played a significant role in advancing treatments for various medical conditions, including vaccines for diseases like influenza and hepatitis. Wyeth also specialized in animal health products and consumer healthcare items. In 2009, it was acquired by Pfizer, one of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies. Today, Wyeth as a brand no longer exists independently, but its legacy continues through the medicines and innovations that originated from it.