Category Archives: Technology
Crowd Sourcing: The Time Has Come
By Marylyn Donahue.
Crowd sourcing is hardly new, not even for pharma. Pfizer launched the first ever clinical trial to recruit and communicate with patients entirely via the Internet in 2011. Although it did shut down earlier last year due to lack of participants.
But that certainly doesn’t mean crowd sourcing (use of web-based technologies to recruit [...]
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J.P. Morgan: Suits Take San Francisco
The perennial fat got chewed during the first two days at J.P. Morgan’s annual healthcare conference – buy back stock or raise dividends? – and the usual suspects lurked, but newcomers like Walgreens and not-so-pharma companies like Life Technologies packed the presentation halls and corridors, demonstrating investor and general interest in new ideas, products and [...]
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A Glimpse of Health in 2030: Global Trends
The National Intelligence Council’s Global Trends Report explains the scenarios in which the next 18 years may play out internationally. Some of the predictions addressed matters of global health and health technologies playing a role in the future of medicine.
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New York Pharma Forum: Together We Stand
Participants in the 23rd Annual NYPF General Assembly last Friday outlined the many challenges facing industry, and the importance of collaboration as a way to move forward.
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Pharma's Promotional Spend: What's the Right Target?