Edward “Ted” Wright, Jr, PhD

Edward “Ted” Wright, Jr, PhD, is vice president of ICON’s Government and Public Health sector with over 20 years of experience in conducting research, defining requirements, and offering scientific counsel to the federal government within the Department of Defense and Health and Human Services (HHS) medical research programs.

Articles by Edward “Ted” Wright, Jr, PhD

in data from 1 study, a cocktail of 4 bacteriophages against an infection demonstrated approximately 50% activity against a broad spectrum of bacterial strains, indicating that the bacteriophage cocktail killed 50% of the strains. Once a bacterial phage of recombinant type was added to this cocktail, that activity increased to 71%

Multidrug-Resistant Infections Necessitate Bacteriophage Treatment: Can We Get There in Time?

ByEdward “Ted” Wright, Jr, PhD

November 3rd 2025

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