Monthly Archives: July 2011
FDA Finding Fuels Indian Crackdown on Sub-standard Drugs
By Mangesh Sai, Asia Correspondent.
A routine monthly inspection carried out by the Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) authorities in the state of Maharashtra, India, last month noted an increase in the number of sub-standard drug samples raising apprehensions about the availability of safe and genuine drugs in the state.
Officials pointed out that 26 drug samples [...]
Posted in Anti-counterfeiting, Global, Guest Blog, IP, Safety Tagged Emerging Markets, EU, FDA, india, sub-standard drugs Leave a comment
Europe: Into the HTA Fray
Reflector finds some surprising common ground in what should be two very different HTA reports.
Just like with buses, you wait for ages for an international review of health technology assessment to come along, then two turn up at once.
Posted in Europe, Global, Guest Blog, Regulatory, healthcare, pricing Tagged EFPIA, EU, EUnetHTA, European Union, Health Technology Assessment, HTA Leave a comment
Doing More With Less: A Leadership Perspective
Steven Blum, Director of Health Economics at Forest Laboratories and one of Pharm Exec’s 2011 Emerging Pharma leaders, recently spoke with Associate Editor Jennifer Ringler on building leadership and team rapport in today’s lean organization.

Generics Win in an Express Scripts/Medco deal