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Elevating pharma’s parental leave policies

With continued drive for equality across the pharma industry, the issue of parental leave is coming to the fore. But is the industry’s approach sufficiently transparent, and what more can be done?

First malaria vaccine granted WHO prequalification

The World Health Organization (WHO) has granted the first prequalification for a malaria vaccine to GSK’s Mosquirix in an important step toward immunising children against the disease.

Driving post-conference motivation in pharma: a how-to guide

How can pharma embrace post-conference momentum?

The emergence of digital twins

What is a digital twin and how do they benefit pharma?

Going the extra mile for women's health

How can pharma boost R&D efforts into women’s health issues?

Decentralised clinical trials: going green

Decentralised clinical trials are held in high regard in terms of climate impact, but are they as sustainable as they seem?

Tackling the trust gap in genomic medicine

How can pharma tackle public mistrust in genomic medicine?

Reframing pharma's bad boy reputation

The pharmaceutical industry is a rich source of material for the small screen, but why is it framed as the perpetual bad boy?

Sanofi’s Dr Juby Jacob-Nara on medical affairs and mentorship

How does a physician make a difference in medical affairs? Juby Jacob-Nara tells her story.

Pharma's next move in the online jungle

What lies in wait for pharma in the social media jungle?