Antibiotic Action
November 10, 2014
Organizations all over the globe are taking action against drug resistance. Tracey Guise of the British Society for Antimicrobial Chemotherapy (BSAC) is positive about the latest developments.
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EMA Pilot Project on Adaptive Licensing
November 10, 2014
Quick fire Q&A with Hans-Georg Eichler, Senior Medical Officer, EMA
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Game On
November 7, 2014
A business simulation video game called Big Pharma is being made by a UK game studio called Twice Circled. We spoke with game designer and programmer Tim Wicksteed to find out more about the game, and how players will have to tackle the ethical dilemmas of making medicines.
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Liking Social Pharma
November 7, 2014
Patients and physicians are tweeting, snapchatting, pinning and posting about healthcare, and although many pharma companies still have no idea what any of that means, some are making the leap into the digital world – and seeing results.
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Global Recall
November 7, 2014
It is the nightmare scenario for any drug firm. And yet, in a world of regulatory rigor and complex supply chains, product recalls are becoming increasingly challenging. Here’s how you can protect your company and customers, should the worst happen.
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The Long Road to EXCiPACT
November 7, 2014
If I knew six years ago just how much of my time EXCiPACT would take up, would I have even started? A good question! But, actually, I have no regrets; the story of EXCiPACT and its impact, even today, on the pharmaceutical industry makes every second worthwhile.
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Terminal Inertia
November 7, 2014
It is clear that terminal sterilization is the gold standard for sterile drug manufacture, so why are companies so reluctant to pursue it?
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Don’t Forget CDx Developers
November 7, 2014
Many drug developers are going ‘full steam ahead’ with personalized medicine strategies. They would be wise to consider a more equitable business model for an essential partner in the process: the developer of the companion diagnostic.
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Antibiotic Apocalypse: Part II
November 7, 2014
The rise of drug resistance has left us facing a future with few effective antibiotics. Do the next-generation antibiotics in the pipeline offer hope?
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Adapting to the Future of Licensing
November 7, 2014
With an EMA pilot scheme underway, and ongoing discussion at regulatory agencies worldwide, it looks likely that adaptive licensing will feature in the future drug development landscape. But what will this mean for the development process and the working relationship between regulators, payers, patients and sponsors?
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The Talent Trap
November 6, 2014
Hiring gifted new employees is tough enough, but how do you keep them within your organization once you’ve got them?
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Singular Head of Generics
November 6, 2014
Sitting Down With… Nick Haggar, Head of Western Europe, Middle East & Africa, Sandoz, and President of the European Generic Medicines Association (EGA).
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Future Proofing Track and Trace
November 6, 2014
The US is finally introducing regulation on drug serialization and traceability, but gaps remain that could leave patients vulnerable.
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Beware the Dragonfly
November 6, 2014
Mysterious cyber attackers are hitting pharma manufacturing systems
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Shared Risk, Shared Reward
November 6, 2014
New Alzheimer’s treatment gets $500 million collaborative boost
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The Harsh Economics of Ebola
November 6, 2014
Opportunistic investors surf the wave of experimental treatments
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Sex Matters
November 6, 2014
New NIH policies aim to correct the sex bias in preclinical research
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Acquisitions Assemble
November 6, 2014
Merck KGaA snaps up Sigma-Aldrich, Allergan fights Valeant, and Shire–Abbvie deal sours
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All a Big Game?
November 6, 2014
“Welcome to Big Pharma, where you can make a fortune and still maintain a healthy conscience. Or can you?”
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The (Un)fairer Sex?
November 6, 2014
Our understanding of the differences in male and female biology is constantly growing – but can we translate that knowledge into better healthcare for all?
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