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  • "The Informant!" is the newest feature from director/cinematographer Steven "The Girlfriend Experience" Soderbergh, based on the 2000 non-fiction novel by author/journalist Kurt Eichenwald.

    Archive 2009-09-01 Michael Stevens 2009

  • Written by: Scott Z. Burns; based on the book by Kurt Eichenwald

    Rabid Rewind: The Informant 2010

  • Despite the fact that “The Informant!” is based on the non-fiction novel by Kurt Eichenwald, onscreen titles tell us at the outset that some true events have been altered and some characters are composites, before adding a telling kiss-off: “So there.”

    Damon is best thing about “The Informant!” » Scene-Stealers 2009

  • In the heavy accent of his Swiss childhood, undiluted though he had arrived in the United States at age eight, Eichenwald explained what the Dieringers would have to do.

    SUPERBUG MARYN MCKENNA 2010

  • Thanks also to Heinz Eichenwald, MD, for reviewing the long-ago days of staph 80/81, and to Mari Nicholson-Preuss for sharing her research on the Jefferson Davis Hospital outbreak.

    SUPERBUG MARYN MCKENNA 2010

  • The book reads like a John Grisham thriller as Eichenwald weaves the improbable story of Mark Whitacre, an ADM executive who became the FBI's secret source — and who turned out to be crooked, too.

    Books About Scandals 2010

  • The book reads like a John Grisham thriller as Eichenwald weaves the improbable story of Mark Whitacre, an ADM executive who became the FBI's secret source — and who turned out to be crooked, too.

    Books About Scandals 2010

  • So was Joan, the baby that Bev was carrying when she challenged Eichenwald to heal her family.

    SUPERBUG MARYN MCKENNA 2010

  • The book reads like a John Grisham thriller as Eichenwald weaves the improbable story of Mark Whitacre, an ADM executive who became the FBI's secret source — and who turned out to be crooked, too.

    Books About Scandals 2010

  • Their joint educational efforts were based at the other New York–Presbyterian, on the east side of Manhattan—which once had been called the New York Hospital, and was the place where Heinz Eichenwald and Henry Shinefield solved the puzzle of S. aureus 80/81.

    SUPERBUG MARYN MCKENNA 2010

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