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Biosimilars: what the future looks like
Biosimilars: what the future looks like
Tightening medical device safety
European legislators seek to reduce patient exposure to safety risks
Proving real-world value
A focus on the industry
The sound of silence puts the squeeze on generics and biosimilars
Medicines for Europe vows to get governments talking to realise potential
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The Truth about Doctors
‘The Truth about Doctors’ the first study in the series, aims to get to the heart of the human under the white coat to better understand what motivates doctors andProving the Strategic Value of Patients
Patient insights aren’t just a ‘nice to have’: they are essential to understand the space where Pharma’s drugs ‘live’.Regret Minimisation
When new products approach the market the level of demand for them is often exaggerated.Assessing early market opportunity
To successfully develop and launch an asset it’s crucial to identify and define the commercial value early in the process.Country reports
The death of the cancer drugs fund?
NHS England's siloed budget and its uncertain
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Obesity is on the rise in low- and middle-income countries, particularly in urban settingsTurkey: A growing pharma market with huge potential
The Turkish biopharma market offers many opportunities - if it can overcome its sustainability challengeCareer advice from jobs.pmlive.com
Unlocking intrapreneurial talent
Overcoming flaws in leadership development with pharma companiesSo you want to be a medical writer?
Key skills and qualities for a career in medical writingLessons learned from mentoring
A good match produces the best resultsSenior execs are going dark on social media
Senior industry figures are taking an ‘ex-directory’ networkVideo
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IBM's Amer Fasihi on the rise of WatsonThe impact of new technology on healthcare
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