Pharmaceutical Executive
July 03, 2007
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All hell broke loose on May 21 when the New England Journal of Medicine released Cleveland Clinic cardiologist Dr. Steven Nissen's meta-analysis of 42 studies of Avandia, showing a 43 percent increased risk of heart attack.
July 03, 2007
From the Editor
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The Acomplia story isn't ending. It's just beginning. Get ready to see what happens when a much-desired drug is marketed by people accountable to no one.
July 03, 2007
Toolkit
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Personalized health communication enables marketers to vary the messages they deliver, and it increases their ability to motivate different patients to act
July 03, 2007
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Although pricey, serialization with RFID is expected to reduce logistical errors and address some aspects of supply chain security
July 03, 2007
Opinion
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If pharma is seen as a genuine contributor to the policy debate on comparative effectiveness, it could influence funding, pricing, and coverage decisions
July 03, 2007
Global Report
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Says Roche UK CEO John Melville: "There is little difference in the incidence of cancer, in broad terms, across Europe, but cancer survival is very different"
July 03, 2007
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Though it may sound paradoxical, the most effective deployment of a patient-feedback program is within a pharmaceutical brand's professional promotions
July 03, 2007
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It's bittersweet being one of the leaders of an industry that is not sustainable," a top pharma CEO recently told Carolyn Buck Luce, Ernst & Young's global pharmaceutical sector leader. Bittersweet is a poignant word for a hard-driving exec to issue.
July 03, 2007
Thought Leader
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We'll see a more coordinated, worldwide platform not just for marketing, but for R&D and regulatory because of the harmonization that is slowly coming, primarily between Japan, Europe, and the United States
July 03, 2007
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What's old and established is in, what's new-and once interpreted as"better"-is out
July 03, 2007
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With gaming technology, pharmaceutical companies can display immersive 3-D animation that allows doctors to explore inside an interactive environment pertaining to a drug's method of action
July 03, 2007
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Between the constant push for more government regulation of drug marketing and the conservative nature of the industry, the fast-paced world of pharmaceutical advertising doesn't seem too glamorous. But for one night every year, dozens of agencies and pharma companies take a walk down the red carpet to honor their peers at the annual PhAME Awards. Pharm Exec talked to some of the winners and industry insiders to take the current pulse of consumer advertising and find out what it takes to make an award-winning DTC ad.