Tag Archives: China

US and Europe At Risk from Substandard Medicines

By Julian Upton | Published: February 25, 2010
Guest blog by Helen Disney, Chief Executive and Founder of the Stockholm Network, a pan-European think tank. When most of us look at taking a new medicine we tend to think it will make us better. Some of us may think about possible side effects but few of us expect the medicines we take to actually [...]
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Working Towards a Solution : An Interview with Oracle’s Neil de Crescenzo

By George Koroneos | Published: June 24, 2009
Just a few days shy of the one year anniversary of the launch of Oracle’s Health Sciences Global Business Unit, Neil de Crescenzo, senior vice president and general manager for the business unit sat down with Pharm Exec to talk about the future of clinical trial software and technology and the need for standards and [...]
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The Real China Strategy

By Patrick Clinton | Published: August 12, 2008
There’s a lot of talk these days about India and China as potential markets and as sources for cheap manufacturing and R&D. But the real potential of these countries is far more interesting: As China and India (and Brazil, Russia, and Korea) learn to create new products, they’re going to do it at price [...]
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