A leader from Medicines for Europe will share with CPhI Worldwide attendees a look at medicine production and offer solutions for elevating the industry.
The global pharmaceutical industry event is returning to the real world November 9-11 this year, with online content for professionals opting not to travel.
A former employee of Tellus Clinical Research in Miami has admitted to charges related to a conspiracy to falsify data on a list of clinical drug trials.
This month’s list of partnerships, manufacturing facilities, new technologies and other items includes AstraZeneca, Charles River, Veeva, and other firms.
A leader from the drug development and manufacturing firm talks about the ways in which advanced digital tools stand to revolutionize the pharma field.
The conference (with online and in-person content) is slated to gather professionals for deep conversations and lively collaboration on important topics.
The US agency plans to use the software firm’s Lighthouse technology to improve understanding of COVID-19 and other conditions in long-term care facilities.
The HIV treatment specialist has sent an application to the agency for tolutegravir, a single-tablet treatment indicated for children living with the virus.
This month’s news on appointments, expansions, acquisitions and other events includes Nanoform, Elligo Health Research, Curavit, and other organizations.
The US Department of Justice reports three generic drug manufacturers have been socked with the hefty fine to resolve alleged False Claims Act violations
A study by Charles River finds patients believe the overall quality of healthcare would increase if stakeholders across the life sciences collaborated more.
As COVID-19 and its variants continue their attack, the agency maintains its position of overseer and giver of advice on various treatments and vaccines.
Biocair has expanded its pharmaceutical and clinical trial logistics operations with new location in California, near Los Angeles International Airport.
A report from the industry event’s organizers indicates American companies have an edge on drug delivery innovation but lag in operational sustainability.
Stakeholders in the Rare Disease Cures Accelerator-Data and Analytics Platform initiative are partnering in hopes of bringing treatments to patients faster.
The US agency has given the go-ahead to Cour Pharmaceuticals to evaluate the safety and efficacy of CNP-201, a drug intended to treat peanut allergies.
This month’s roundup of new technology, equipment, and industry partnerships includes news from IBM, IQVIA, Mediata, Labcorp, and other notable companies.
A survey commissioned by Bristol Myers Squibb reveals healthcare providers are confident that immunotherapy can positively impact earlier-stage cancers.
The two companies are collaborating on development of Myfembree, a combination therapy to treat the painful condition affecting millions of women worldwide.
The US agency continues to oversee vaccine and drug development, and to share information and advice for life-sciences professionals and civilians alike.
This month’s news on new hires, board launches, acquisitions, and other important news includes items on Pfizer, Javara, Clinical Ink, and other companies.
FarmaTrust is helping assemble a collective of public and private firms working on solutions for smart manufacturing and creating medicines of the future.
A study conducted by trial tech firms Curedatis and Climedo Health reveals what trial professionals view as challenges and opportunities in digitalization.
According to the study, the country’s overreliance on pharmaceutical ingredients manufactured in overseas factories threatens national security and health.
The US Food and Drug Administration continues to review potential preventatives and treatments for the virus, and to offer advice to life-sciences professionals and civilians alike.
The check-in with nearly 1,800 US healthcare consumers reflects how COVID-19 and other factors have impacted patient access, equity, experience and trust.
The US Food and Drug Administration has kept its staff busy with approvals, authorizations, and warnings related to various coronavirus-centered products.
The US-based company continues its move away from smoking products with the purchase of drug developer OtiTopic, as part of its Beyond Nicotine initiative.
The pharma firm is working with five US colleges and universities onto create programming designed to boost recruitment of Black talent in the industry
This month’s news on hires, promotions, acquisitions, expansions, and funding includes items about Syneos Health, ProSciento, Phastar, CPhI, Immunai, and other key industry players.
Producers of CPhI North America 2021 offer a glimpse at programming, including sessions on COVID-19 challenges, supply chain issues, and more key topics.
An industry study from the producer of CPhI North America shows the pandemic and other factors are contributing to a very dynamic pharmaceutical market.
A leader from the topical solutions centered CDMO discusses the differences between approaches by the FDA and EMA, and how to deal with them effectively.
The BiovitalsHF, from Biofourmis, is intended to augment decision-making in clinical environments, and to supplement traditional pharmaceutical therapies.
This month’s roundup of new excipients, manufacturing sites, partnerships, and other items includes news from DFE Pharma, Vetter, and other notable firms.
A recent survey conducted by dosing technology firm found that the vast majority (85%) of patients think that personalized medicine stands to improve care.
Contract data analysis can help predict pharma demand: Agiloft
The process management solutions firm says drug companies could use contract data to get a better handle on predicting demand and adjusting product output.
The past several days have seen a relatively large number of industry acqusitions, with Lilly, Phillip Morris, WCG, CTI and others making notable buys.
US President Joe Biden singled out the pharmaceutical industry in his recently issued Executive Order on Promoting Competition in the American Economy.
The agency’s effort to fight the deadly disease now includes taps the pharma company’s testing tools to help speed up diagnosis and grow treatment access.
Acting US FDA commissioner, Janet Woodcock, has called for an independent federal review of interactions between officials at her agency and representatives of Biogen, prior to the recent approval of the pharma company’s treatment for Alzheimer’s disease....
During the Rare/Orphan Diseases, Special Patient Population webinar, a group of industry experts discussed challenges and opportunities faced in the field.
This month’s news on hires, promotions, acquisitions, and expansions includes items about Javara, Elligo, Lonza, Yourway, Medable, and other notable firms.
A leader from the trial management specialist says sites and sponsors prepare for International Council for Harmonization guideline changes on the horizon.
