Opportunity remains despite regulatory and access obstacles.
With opportunity and risk lurking in equal measure, today’s key considerations for biopharma startups when building their leadership teams and product go-to-market strategies are outlined.
The emergence of organized customers demands investment in advanced solutions and next-generation key account management.
Across all pharma companies' activities, the COVID-19 crisis has reinforced the need for pharma leaders to commit to, communicate, and exemplify the purpose that is at the center of their strategies and organizations.
Discover how streamlining patient screening can help accelerate clinical trials. Simplifying and improving the patient journey and optimized screening processes can help improve clinical trial efficiency and stakeholder experience.
Knowing that product reimbursement affects performance and varies by geography, this article proposes the use of Reimbursement Benchmark Share (RBS) to quantify the influence of reimbursement on a product’s performance.
The second of two articles summarizing the broad range of government efforts to control drug pricing focuses on state government efforts.
To safeguard patient access to life-saving medications, pharma companies must prioritize building robust resilience strategies that encompass IT systems, inventory management, risk mitigation, and regulatory compliance.
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Collaboration can make commercialization processes efficient and effective.
Although research on cannabinoids is now allowed in a growing number of countries, there are still a number of restrictions and corresponding licenses and permits required to work with these chemicals.
Biopharma deal-making is on the rise again and now is the time for biopharma companies to embrace M&As to prepare for future growth.
The Generic Drug User Fee Amendments, designed to facilitate the delivery of safe and effective generic drugs to the public and improve the predictability of the ANDA assessment process, has undergone changes that will impact the pre-ANDA and ANDA approval process—and ultimately the path for generic drugs to approval.
In a time of global pandemic, traditional vaccine procurement schemes are not fit for purpose and need to adapt to allow both governments and manufacturers the ability to manage a greater level of risk associated with rapid vaccine development and deployment.
The shift from (ultra) rare to prevalent diseases calls for new vector manufacturing technologies
Big pharma’s finicky appetite for M&A comes as valuations of sellers soften. Though the pace of deals has picked up some, predicting just how long both sides will hold tight remains difficult.
From early-stage funding to commercialization, startups must adapt their strategies and messaging to effectively attract investors, build partnerships, and ultimately succeed.
Tuesday, October 12, 2021 at 1pm EDT | 10am PDT | 6pm BST We’re at a tipping point: patient engagement is now a key area of focus, and life sciences companies will be able to differentiate by shifting away from traditional models and embracing platforms that uniquely combine high tech with high touch. Join Andrea Heslin Smiley, President and CEO of VMS BioMarketing, the leading provider of patient adherence solutions, for a discussion on how the industry is rapidly transforming how it engages with its end customers.
The current vaccine pipeline brings promise of significant global health advancements—yet development gaps remain, and the future delivery challenges must be considered.
Faster launch planning leads to greater access.
Evolving preferences of HCPs during the pandemic have put an emphasis on learning new skillsets for pharma reps.
With large M&A deals comes a complex Market Authorization Transfer (MAT) process, during which regulatory teams must weigh several operational aspects while creating a roadmap that takes them into account. Cecile Riboud outlines some key questions that are necessary for planning and executing a successful MAT process.
Pharma companies must embrace the future to advance commercialization.