Suzanne Bates offers advice for leaders who are steering their teams through the current health crisis.
Archaic ways of working need to make way for more agile and nimble response mechanisms enabled by a systematic enterprise-wide digital upskilling strategy, writes Anand Kiran.
While marketers must work with less than perfect insight when devising their channel strategies, they can improve their success rate by applying Design Thinking, write Ilya Vedrashko and Parag More.
The rapid spread of COVID-19 across the globe highlights the absolute need for preparedness in the face of pandemics in order to reduce and eliminate the emergence of new cases and quickly create treatment options for emerging illnesses and diseases.
COVID-19 will cause acute strain on medical affairs in the short term, but longer-term planning is also needed to ensure that teams can remain in the more visible role that customers are demanding, writes Sarah Jarvis.
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New drug launches face more marketplace scrutiny today than a decade ago. Brand success requires not only communicating the clinical value to providers and patients, but also demonstrating the cost-effectiveness to payers in a real-world setting.
Combating ARDS, the biggest threat to COVID-19 patients, may lead to new treatments for the condition, writes physician and biotech CEO Joe G. N. “Skip” Garcia.
As the number of biologics facing patent expiration in the US continues to rise, the market is further opening up to biosimilar manufacturers. George I'ons offers some pointers on how to secure an attractive market share during this time.
The pharmaceutical industry must be prepared for the coming wave of COVID-related safety reports.
Identifying and acting on the risks developing in the major markets in light of COVID-19 disruption and the implications for assets in late-stage clinical development and early commercialization.
Donna L. LaVoie discusses four key industry areas that will experience downstream pressures in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis.
Dan Schulman and Steve Trokenheim outline how life sciences companies can respond to the current crisis in measured ways to set them up for long-term success.
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Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women, and accounts for approximately 25% of all cancers in women worldwide.
To really understand the issues and barriers preventing more efficient and effective clinical research, I went to the field to gather perspective from the core contributors.
According to new research, quality has overtaken cost as a priority in plans for automating adverse event reporting. John Price reveals the drivers and barriers to change.
A new survey of healthcare professionals explores the pandemic-sparked shift in the adoption and acceptance of connected health technologies.
Over the coming months, HCPs and manufacturers will experiment with different approaches to e-detailing, in order to arrive at an approach that works for everyone, writes Scott Morano.
Initial studies pointing to how genetic variations can impact disease states such as COVID-19 help to illustrate the growing importance of genomic medicine, writes Mark. J. Stevens.