Disruptive strategies are essential to grow the pharma industry.
For many years, high energy use and its impact on the environment by businesses within the life sciences sector had been generally overlooked in national and global efforts to combat climate change. But with “carbon neutrality” the new buzzwords, how is the sector embracing this push for change?
A growing number of domestic drug developers are setting their sights on overseas markets.
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Key opinion leaders may not be hard to find, but they are very hard to engage because everybody wants a piece of them.
How pharma companies can reduce the risk of failure with AI-based innovations.
Drug companies face new hurdles in a rapidly changing marketplace. How do they finance new drug development amid the uncertainty?
Designing an effective travel and lodging patient hub program in pharma.
Closing the gender gap in pharma—and how we get there together.
The region is moving to the forefront in integrating therapeutic innovation.
Top industry experts weigh in on what the new year holds for the pharma industry.
For companies in the life science industry, managing their processes in house on their own platforms proved beneficial.
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Following a year which saw a 143% increase in launched biosimilars in the US, here are three reasons why payers will drive adoption further in 2021.
Especially critical amid the continuing global pandemic, key metrics are laid out to help life sciences companies define, measure, and effectively communicate sustainability practices and progress—and build foundations for long-term business value.
A phased launch approach may ultimately be more sustainable and enable maximum market penetration and commercial success with less upfront investment than traditional “go-for-broke” strategies.
As the world of medicine continues to face the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, clinicians are increasingly looking to digital solutions, including continuing medical education (CME), to stay current on the latest developments in their field.
What can both public and private sector stakeholders learn from current trends to accelerate innovation around the COVID-19 pandemic and other emerging global health threats, including antimicrobial resistance?
Emerging technologies like digital twins offer supply chain efficiency solutions, allowing the industry to integrate sustainable practices while ensuring patient safety.
There has been a push to implement NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, across many verticals, but there is still much to learn about their potential uses in healthcare and its brands.
Using the interview process to ensure high organizational standards.
A look at the intersection of rigorous compliance and ethical behavior: independent, charitable patient assistance foundations.
Dual-targeted injection poised to rock GLP-1 field in diabetes—and eventually weight loss.
Patient protection and social influence among trends to look out for as calendar turns.
Rybrevant is the first targeted second-line regimen to significantly reduce the risk of disease progression by more than 50% in patients with locally advanced or metastatic EGFR mutated non-small cell lung cancer, according to Johnson & Johnson.
Virtual audits proving to be beneficial post-COVID despite continuing challenges.
Industry veteran Ken Abreu makes the case for approaching market access very early in the process, and elucidates why it's so important.