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Ipsen has hired a Novartis veteran to lead its international specialty care team as part of its aim to expand globally in oncology, rare illnesses,…
Many Businesses have changed their working practices as a result of COVID-19. For example, GlaxoSmithKline is shrinking its office footprint in the United States by…
A recent study divulges into the specific ways to ensure an uninterrupted, and effective supply of essential Drugs for the American consumers. An array of…
As a part of the recent Growth and Opportunity for Virginia’s/GO Virginia’s, Peterburg’s promising pharma cluster stands to gain substantially. The expanding pharma cluster has…
A new treatment option for Covid-19 could be on the horizon. Several antiviral candidates are likely to complete clinical studies in the following months. All…
Six corporations leading the Covid-19 vaccine rollout are fueling an unprecedented human rights crisis by refusing to relinquish intellectual property rights and share vaccine technology.…
House Democratic who voted against a crucial element in the $3.5 trillion reconciliation proposal to cut prescription medicine prices received significant campaign contributions from pharmaceutical…
US President Joe Biden has supported a proposal put forth to US Congress seeking permission to allow the US government to negotiate lower medicine prices…
The US Food and Drug Administration has approved Japan-based company Takeda’s drug for treating a type of Lung Cancer. The drug called Exkivity will be…