Category Archives: Supply Chain
Brazil Profile: Latin America's Giant Repositions for Pharma Growth
Brazil claims a bright future as a drug research and clinical trials site — but IP issues continue to raise concerns among the multinational investor community.
Health and regulatory officials of Brazil are making the rounds with a message for pharmaceutical companies and clinical research sponsors about what a great place it is to do [...]
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Times’ Drug-Supply Snoops Bag a Pulitzer
The New York Times likes to give the drug industry a hard time with its (unbranded) scandal of the week series—off-label promoting, suppressing data, that sort of thing. But when the 2008 Pulitzer Prizes were handed out on Monday, the winner for best investigative reporting was a series by the Times that even its harshest [...]
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e-Pedigree: Delay, Delay, Delay
Looks like pharma companies and wholesalers will have two more years to get the kinks worked out of their electronic pedigree system.
The California State Board of Pharmacy just announced that it would delay its e-pedigree law that would require all drugs that pass through the state to be electronically tracked. The date has been pushed [...]
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Report Reveals Global Supply Chain Fears