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This page shows the latest CUP news and features for those working in and with pharma, biotech and healthcare.

Daily Brief: Trump arrives in London, NICE says no to Darzalex, Pfizer backs down on prices

However the prevailing emotions in England this morning are more likely to be disappointment and sadness – mixed with some pride – as England’s football team saw their best World Cup performance

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The Communiqué Awards 2018 - the countdown has begun

Those who've been hooked to the World Cup needn't fear, however, the England vs.
Alexa: find Novo Nordisk voice-activated diabetes tech

The Danish pharma firm teamed up with HITLAB (Health Innovation Technology Lab) last year to support its 17th health innovation World Cup, which in 2017 focused for the first time on ... 2017 was the first year the HITLAB World Cup Challenge had focused
Ready for takeoff?

Compassionate Use Programmes (CUPs) are designed for patients with no satisfactory treatment options or who cannot enter clinical trials. ... However, many eligible patients are unaware of CUPs due to a lack of publicity.
Access to orphan drugs for rare cancers in EU28

In most countries, there are national authorities that oversee decisions and approvals for CUP. ... Early access programmes like CUP provide many benefits for patients, healthcare professionals and pharmaceutical companies.
PRIME Time in the EU

Compassionate Use Programmes (CUPs) are designed for patients with no satisfactory treatment options or who cannot enter clinical trials. ... Currently, there are five ongoing CUPs throughout Europe that have included the Committee for Medicinal Products

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Pfizer and IBM's tech-enabled 'Parkinson’s house'

joint movements during everyday tasks such as walking across a room, opening a cupboard or making a cup of coffee.
Thinking outside the medicine box

However, it is equally valuable to make a cup of tea together and discuss the daily routine; to observe the treatment regimen in situ (be it at home or in hospital); ... Taking it slow - allow time for introductions and spend time getting to know each
The leadership challenge

To use a sporting example, Angel Di Maria was unsuccessful at Manchester United the season after being named man of the match in a World Cup final because he couldn't
Russian innovation at the crossroads

With foreseen huge investment requirements for another portion of Russian mega projects (FIFA World CUP 2018, Kerch Strait Bridge), as well as increasing burden of social expenditures, there is a risk
Is obesity really a problem in Brazil?

When Brazil hosted the World Cup in 2014 the stadiums were outfitted to accommodate a condition that is considered a disability according to Brazilian law.

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Havas Lynx Group lifts a silver Cannes Lion with landmark HIV campaign

Tom Richards concluded: “The Cannes Lions Awards is the ‘world cup’ for our sector and it is great to not only be recognised for our work, but to also lead the
Lucid has been celebrating 10 years of professionalism and unwavering passion

on floors and making cups of tea out of what seemed like a kitchen cupboard.
Havas Lynx Group creates 60 new jobs with largest ever recruitment drive

2018 has been a tremendous year, topped off by the company being named as the Cannes Lions Healthcare Agency of the Year…pretty much like winning the world cup for advertisement,”
Using contextual moments in marketing

Other calendar events, including seasonal occasions, the World Cup, or prominent TV events can be planned well in advance.
New agency launched

The way that we work may not be everybody’s cup of tea, but if you are looking for change … we may well be the answer. .