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Ethics in Drug Innovation: The First Hurdle is Trust
By Ansis Helmanis
Ethics is a matter of trust, which in the regulatory space requires transparency and openness among all stakeholders, including patients and industry. This was the consensus of FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg and European Medicines Agency (EMA) Executive Director Guido Rasi, both of whom shared the podium with Nobel Laureate Professor Elie Wiesel [...]
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EU Pins Hopes on HTA Network for Consensus on Value
The European Union’s proposed health technology assessment network to encourage “cooperation and exchange of scientific information among member states” is a significant step, says Reflector. But, as far as standardizing an approach to value is concerned, will it be a damp squib?
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Prix Galien: Pharma R&D and Payers Need to Talk, Yesterday
R&D departments and payers need to communicate early in the drug development process: If pharma is a day late, then payers are likely to be a dollar short, according to panelists at the Galien Forum on Tuesday.
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Value Isn't Just Dollars and Cents, says Pfizer Exec
Now that 90% of the top 43 countries for drug sales have instituted “significant” cost containment measures, it’s more important than ever to give payers the rest of the story, according to a Pfizer executive.
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