The importance of the UK building a domestic pharmaceutical and vaccine manufacturing sector, both in the context of COVID-19 and exiting the EU
The importance of the UK building a domestic pharmaceutical and vaccine manufacturing sector, both in the context of COVID-19 and exiting the EU
Neurodivergent individuals are systematically overlooked in recruitment processes but are a talent pool that could be highly valuable to the pharma sector, says Marita Hazeldene
Brendan Shaw says COVID-19 has tested fragility and resilience in our health systems – and we have failed
Victoria Langdon says it’s time for big pharma to step up…or risk losing out to big tech
Accenture’s Brad Michel considers how life sciences companies can begin to re-open as we tentatively move to easing lockdown restrictions
GSK’s Andrew Barraclough considers why brands should make design core to their strategy
Decoding the microbiome will be an important facet of precision medicine, helping to find the areas of research it could complement and extend
While the effort to treat and manage COVID-19 is underway, here’s how companies can also stay focused on developing treatments for all patients
What can we expect to see for real world evidence in 2020 and beyond?
More than half of women take home less pay after a cancer diagnosis. It is time to talk about the ‘ripple effect’ of a cancer diagnosis, says Pfizer’s Dr Olivia Ashman
PharmaTimes talks to Biogen’s Natalie Ghafoor about her role and views on the rare disease landscape
Rare Disease Day is a fixture in the calendar not only for affected patients and families, and patient advocacy organisations, but also the myriad of other stakeholders that make up the rare disease ecosystem
Natalie Douglas looks at the ongoing needs and challenges for rare disease patients and their care moving forward
How the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) can streamline clinical ops – and why it’s worth the investment
Giving cancer research the best chance of success