Which major pharmaceutical company rebranded in 2009 with a logo featuring a 'spark of life' symbol that represents their commitment to innovation in healthcare?

The pharmaceutical industry's visual branding has evolved significantly over decades, with logos becoming powerful symbols of trust in healthcare. Many major pharmaceutical companies have undergone rebranding efforts to modernize their image while maintaining recognition among healthcare professionals and patients. Test your knowledge of these medical brand transformations that have shaped how we visually recognize the companies behind life-saving medications and treatments.

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Pfizer - replaced their oval blue logo with one featuring an abstract double helix DNA strand
Merck - introduced a green square logo with an abstract representation of a chemical bond
Novartis - updated their logo with a mortar and pestle symbol to honor pharmaceutical traditions
GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) - adopted an orange 'spark of life' symbol to represent their mission of helping people 'do more, feel better, live longer'