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Publication of clinical trial data: enough of the excuses!

Posted 29th November 2011 in Articles, Conferences, General | Register to comment

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How much negative data goes unpublished? Ryan Woodrow set to find out and his surprising results are detailed here.

I attended a MedComms Networking event last summer to listen to the thoughts of Ben Goldacre on the pharmaceutical industry. For those of you who…

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Payers and personalised medicine: considerations for success

Posted 28th November 2011 in Articles, General | 2 comments

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Andree Bates questions the slow uptake of personalised medicine diagniostic tests – are payers proving to be a barrier in this area?

Gleevec and Herceptin (and their clinical and commercial success), were pioneering drugs in terms of…

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Novelty and hope make news at the ACR scientific meeting

Posted 25th November 2011 in Articles, Conferences, Therapeutic Area | 1 comment

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Kelly Young, RA patient, reports from the 75th annual American College of Rheumatology (ACR) Scientific Meeting.

Over 16,000 people attended the recent 75th annual American College of Rheumatology (ACR) Scientific Meeting in Chicago …

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Of bow ties and diamonds

Posted 24th November 2011 in Articles, General | Register to comment

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Sue Wright discusses approaches to the different types of relationships with different Key Accounts.

Over the years I have had the opportunity to work with a number of consultancy organisations including…

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Can pharma grow profit while cutting budget without slashing jobs?

Posted 23rd November 2011 in Articles, General | Register to comment

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Andree Bates queries the possibility of increasing profit as budget decreases – without lowering the workforce.

According to FiercePharma, Merck plan to slash its workforce by another 12,000 to 13,000 jobs, as part of a plan to…

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Listening to patients

Posted 22nd November 2011 in Articles, General | Register to comment

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Benoit Arnould highlights the significance of patient-reported outcomes.

The emergence of patient-reported outcomes (PROs) has given patients a stronger voice – but are the main chapters of this evolutionary story…

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Patent filings and maintenance cost money

Posted 21st November 2011 in Articles, General | Register to comment

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Taffy Williams gives us a lesson on the filing and maintenance of patents.

Name brand pharmaceuticals are created and proprietary to the inventing company for the life time of any patents covering the products. Generic drugs began to…

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Tunnah’s musings: why pharma can learn from drumming gorillas

Posted 18th November 2011 in Articles, General | Register to comment

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This month Paul Tunnah is casting his musing gaze beyond pharma and asking whether we need to start looking beyond our own industry for more inspiration and innovation.

If you take a look at the most successful people you know then you will probably find something they all have in common…

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Ten key steps to successfully raising life sciences venture capital

Posted 17th November 2011 in Articles, Commercial | Register to comment

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Geoff Meyerson offers advice on raising life sciences venture capital.

For a first-time entrepreneur or even a veteran of multiple startups, raising money is one of the hardest tasks to get right. It is enormously…

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Rethinking rep tools: best practices for creating a digital detailing plan

Posted 16th November 2011 in Articles, Commercial | Register to comment

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Leigh Householder and Sean Cowan share their top tips on creating a digital detailing plan.

2011 may be remembered as the Year of the Apple in healthcare. Almost 1 in 3 physicians brought an iPad into the practice…

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