Category Archives: Europe
Roche Ups the Stakes on Personalized Medicine
By Patricia Van Arnum, Pharmaceutical Technology.
Personalized medicine, which targets individualized treatment and care based on personal and genetic variations, holds much promise for the pharmaceutical industry. Several pharmaceutical majors continue to invest in this emerging field as evident by Roche’s $5.7-billion bid last week for Illumina, a provider of gene-sequencing tools and related analytics.
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European Pharma 1981-2011: Survival of the Fittest?
This month sees Pharmaceutical Executive magazine reach its 30th birthday. In line with that milestone, Reflector assesses what the last three decades have meant for European pharma — and shows how the game has changed beyond recognition.
Thirty years is a long time in any industry. The coalmining industry, the market for air travel, or telecommunications [...]
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UK Reacts to AZ Job Cuts