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Vaccine could be in use in Britain by September. Valneva is set to begin manufacturing doses of its COVID-19 vaccine for commercial use at its site in Livingston, Scotland, according ... The French-headquartered company’s chief executive officer Thomas
Bingham also added that the first vaccines could become available in Britain this year, if the shots prove both ‘safe and effective’.
The board meeting examined the global response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and also took calls from a number of countries including Britain, Germany and Australia for reforms to strengthen the
Although the trials have resumed in Britain, they are still on hold in the US.
The European Union, Britain and other EU partners have agreed on a blueprint that plans to vaccinate 40% of their populations against COVID-19. ... health experts from a number of EU members states, Britain, Switzerland, Norway and the Balkans.
Regular testing will increase from 28,000 people per fortnight to 150,000 by October
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With a recent PwC poll showing that more than 20 of Britain’s biggest firms have no plans for employees to come back to the office, the need to evolve employee
So in 2020, as much as investors will be paying attention to noises from Boston, the San Francisco Bay Area, Britain, yes Britain, and even Brussels, I suspect they’ll also
Meanwhile, in Britain. A Public Health England enquiry revealed the scale of opioid consumption in the UK in September 2019, with prescriptions now being handed out to one in eight of
She became Britain’s youngest hospital leader when she was appointed chief executive of Birmingham Children’s Hospital in 2007 at the age of 32, subsequently helping it win Provider Trust
But the story began years before most people had heard of Cambridge Analytica, the data analytics company that has been associated with the Leave campaign for Britain’s EU membership referendum
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Steve Turley joins from Lundbeck
She steps down after 34 years at organisation. Gopa Mitra is to retire from the Proprietary Association of Great Britain (PAGB) after 34 years at the organisation.
The Proprietary Association of Great Britain (PAGB), which represents OTC companies in the UK, has elected Carlton Lawson of GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) as its new president.
McGuire's career has also seen him involved with a number of professional bodies, including the Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland, the Royal College of Anaesthetists and the
Appointed managing director for the British and Irish Isles. UCB has appointed Steve Arnold as managing director for Great Britain and Ireland.
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In post-Brexit ‘Global Britain’, Government wants a rejuvenated MHRA to help the UK become a global early launch market. ... sciences investment for the new Global Britain.
In a post Brexit Britain where the UK’s future trading relationship with the EU remains uncertain, adopting more innovative business practices will be crucial to keeping the sector globally competitive. ... We must ensure the North East’s
In recognition of this, the #CharitySoWhite campaign has demanded action over the disproportionate impact of the virus on Britain’s minorities.
Let's be ambitious for patients and life sciences investment in Global Britain.
Bush, Former Prime Minister of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Tony Blair, Sir Elton John, as well as many others.
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