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Fostering trust between pharma and HCPs

This infographic explores the state of trust between the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries, assessing where they stand in the rankings, how valuable pharma-HCP interactions can be and more.

Europe's biopharma SMEs need urgent support, warns EFPIA

Europe must act urgently to back small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the biopharmaceutical sector, says the EFPIA.

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FDA greenlights UCB’s IL-17 inhibitor for HS

The novel IL-17A and IL-17F inhibitor has been approved the treatment of moderate to severe hidradenitis suppurativa, a chronic and painful skin disease.

Building a high performance customer experience model

In the pharmaceutical industry, improving customer experience has become the goal, but it’s time to look at it in a new way.

Revisto raises $4m to streamline pharma compliance with AI

Revisto has raised $4m in seed funding to simplify the pharmaceutical industry’s marketing compliance processes using AI.

5 minutes with… Roxana Redis, Charles River Laboratories

Roxana Redis, Associate Science Director of Advanced Modalities, Charles River Laboratories, talks about the exciting field of RNA.

Europe’s pharma R&D productivity grows, but falls behind US and China

Europe’s pharmaceutical research and development sector is in a tight spot as new data reveals that R&D spending isn’t keeping up with global competitors.

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BMS, Gilead and Sanofi lead Q3 2024 market cap growth

The third quarter of 2024 brought a mix of gains and modest declines for the pharmaceutical industry’s top players, according to GlobalData.

FDA nod for Johnson & Johnson’s atrial fibrillation device

Johnson & Johnson MedTech has received FDA approval for its device for drug-refractory paroxysmal atrial fibrillation.

AZ's new obesity pill shows promise, enters phase II

AstraZeneca’s new weight-loss pill, licensed from China’s Eccogene last year, has shown initial promise in early-stage trials.