Web research (1-2 hour project)

This is a 1-2 hour project, it needs to be completed today. Please read through the description fully before bidding - all copy/paste bids will be ignored. Thanks! ~~~ This is a project related to the pharmaceutical industry. The project involves the following tasks: (1) Review the list of 26 pharmaceutical products created by a Pharmaceutical Company named Abbott (provided in the attached screenshot). (2) For each product, google the product name and add the following data points to a spreadsheet (see attached). (2.a) molecule name. This is the specific drug/chemical compound name. (2.b) therapeutic area. This would be an overall description of the broad disease category (full list is here: [login to view URL]) (2.c) indication. This would be a short 3-5 word summary of the illness or disease that is being treated. (2.d) formulation. This would be a 1-2 word description of the physical state of the product (oral tablet, injection, auto-injection, capsule, etc.) (2.e) place of administration. (Home / Self Administered, Home / Nurse-administered, Outpatient Nurse/Doctor administered, Inpatient) Description of these is below. -- Home / Self Administered means that a patient can take the drug at his or her home by themselves (no supervision) -- Home / Nurse Administered means that a patient can be treated at home, but the treatment requires a nurse to be present. This is usually only for injections. Tablets, etc don't require nurses 99% of the time. -- Outpatient Nurse/Doctor administered means that a patient must go into a doctor's office or clinic to receive the treatment, but can walk out right after and go back to home/work. -- Inpatient means that the drug is administered to a patient while they are in a hospital (surgery, transplant, they are very sick, etc) (2.f) Dosing Frequency. This would be a description of how often a patient needs to take the medication (daily, once per week, once per month, etc.) (2.g) Temperature. This describes the storage temperature required for the drug. (2.h) Price per Dose. This is the cost of the dose. (3) For each product, provide a full list of links to websites that you used to find the information in Step 2. Notes: A. For formulation and indication information, this is usually best found on the drug website (e.g., [login to view URL]) Each product should take about 5 minutes of Googling to pull the necessary information. I will be available to answer questions during the duration of this project. Thanks for reading! -Ryan