Author Archives: Julian Upton
US Cuts Could Jeopardize Global Health Innovations, Says Report
Cuts to US global health and research programs for diseases such as AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria risk derailing the innovations crucial to fighting these diseases, according a new report by the Global Health Technologies Coalition.
Posted in Events Tagged AIDS, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Cuts, malaria, PEPFAR, Tuberculosis Leave a comment
The African Markets Pharma Can't Ignore
In its new study on pharma market growth in Africa, IMS Health highlights three ‘rising star’ countries from the continent’s sub-Saharan region.
Posted in Global, Market Access, healthcare Tagged Africa, Alegeria, Botswana, Egypt, Kenya, Morocco, Nigeria, Pharma, South Africa 3 Comments
Pharma Throws Greece Another Lifeline. Will Greece Reciprocate?
Greece took its part on Wednesday in the latest widespread strikes against austerity measures that swept across Europe, throwing travel networks into disarray and sparking violent clashes between police and workers. But for once Greece wasn’t at the forefront of the misery as the country has been thrown a couple more lifelines — not least [...]
Innovative Contracting: What's the Verdict?
Industry is finding it harder to secure market access and payer uptake for new products. Innovative contracting may offer a solution. But is it working? Andrea Sobrio reports.
How can a pharmaceutical company convince payers that a new treatment is worth budgeting for? Many companies have shifted the weight of their resources to payers and key [...]
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Teva Joins Top 10, “Face” of Big Pharma Changing