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As new therapies for obesity enter the market, biopharmaceutical companies will need to tune commercial strategies to win ...
Executive coach Joel Garfinkle shares tips to help "quiet" life science leaders assert themselves and move from invisible to ...
Twenty years ago, Roger Cone, Ph.D. made a key discovery in obesity science which could help Courage Therapeutics deliver ...
A leading top-3 CRO and a top-10 pharmaceutical company joined forces with Medable to transform their eCOA trial operations, overcoming lengthy setup times, fragmented designs, and disjointed ...
Fear of change is a key limiting factor that is slowing the adoption and value of AI across life sciences. It doesnt have to be that way, writes Anastasia Christianson, Ph.D.
Proper legal structuring is essential when it comes to transferring Chinese biotech intellectual property and clinical assets to form a U.S.-based Newco, explain experts at Orrick.
After decades of racing to the bottom on pricing, a revolution is coming to the U.S. generics market, writes Yaral Pharma CEO Stephen Beckman.
Advocacy for alternatives to animal testing in clinical research is pushing the industry away from animal-based endotoxin testing. Charles River Labs Nicola Reid lays out the issues to consider.
Modern drug development approaches that integrate functional plans with larger business goals are needed for success in early and late-stage drug development, explains Hallorans Carolina Ahrendt.
AC Immune SA cofounder and CEO Andrea Pfeifer offers lessons in strategy and resilience for building and maintaining a drug development company amid internal and external ups and downs.
Improvements to the U.S. supply chain are needed to reduce shortages and protect American patients. Industry, academia, regulators, and politicians will need to work together, explains Dave Stowe.
Denise Bronner, Ph.D., makes the case for and against acquisitions for rejuvenating Big Pharma pipelines. She explains why outsourcing innovation can be as risky, and costly, as internal discovery.