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Cancer vaccines: providing the edge in oncology

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In this article, Ben Hargreaves looks into the promise of cancer vaccines and how this treatment modality may offer advantages over existing immunotherapies in the oncology sector. The oncology segment has been recognised as one of the most productive areas for pharmaceutical companies to focus their R&D investment.

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Adapting Customer Engagement Strategies to the COVID Landscape

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In office/in person sales promotion, the staple of pharmaceutical company activities, is simply not possible today with interactions reduced to the sporadic video or to telephone engagement. This will result in permanent shifts in how HCPs and patients interact with pharmaceutical companies.

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A history of Pfizer

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It was at this time they set their site at Sandwich in the UK, initially just to finish processing compounds imported from America, but due to tariffs on imported products the company rapidly expanded the plant to accommodate producing medicines from scratch. Likewise, tanezumab, an anti-osteoarthritic, failed in trials.

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Nine for 2023, part one: a reflection on inflection

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This article is the first part of three and covers the first three of nine predictions, here focusing on global healthcare environmental challenges and what they mean for the pharmaceutical industry. More remains to be addressed, and not just by conventional pharmaceutical companies. Pharma’s starting to wake up to this.

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Nine for 2023, part two: healthcare’s hard problem, the prognosis for diagnosis, and key new pharmacotherapy platforms

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The present article focuses on opportunity, the unmet need which lies at the heart of better healthcare provision, and two areas of growth and opportunity: Point of Care Diagnostics, and the new pharmacotherapy classes which will commercialise for the first time in 2023. These issues will be explored in the final article of this series.

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Molecular Farming: Paving a Modern Track for Pharmaceutical Sectors (Molecular Pharming)

PharmaShots

After the outbreak of any epidemic or pandemic, all the responsibilities come on the shoulders of pharmaceutical companies. With unprecedented diseases lurking on the corner, pharmaceutical companies, are now obligated to widen their conventional horizons and look for substitute practices in their drug development strategies.

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Why are clinical trials struggling with diversity?

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Within pharma and healthcare, where greater representation has been proven to lead to better health outcomes for all patients and the pharmaceutical companies developing medicines, change is also happening. Vaccines approved for public use require comprehensive RCTs to establish their safety and efficacy. About the authors.

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