Considerations for migrating a drug product presentation from vial to pre-filled syringe

whitePaper | August 8, 2021

If Pharma is to create a new marketing and sales model that is fit for 2020, it will have to begin by analysing its own value chain to identify opportunities for working more closely with healthcare payers and providers. It will, for example, have to collaborate much more closely with payers (be they governments, health insurers, employers or patients) to ensure that it develops medicines which have real social and economic value.

whitePaper | July 13, 2023

Most medicines in development today target diseases affecting large sections of the global population. But now we are slowly beginning to see a rise in the interest of developing ”orphan drugs,” or pharmaceutical agents intended to treat rare diseases.

whitePaper | January 1, 2020

Life sciences is facing a number of disruptors: novel cell and gene therapies that will revolutionize manufacturing, drug delivery and pricing models; a battle for the best and brightest talent; political and public pressure on the price of medication as well as the implications of the fourth industrial revolution. These factors combine to make investment decisions more challenging. With life sciences firms placing an increasing focus on the most efficient use of capital and shorter delivery times, project delivery providers are striving to come up with leaner and more innovative strategies and solutions to meet these needs. Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) is one such strategy.

whitePaper | December 16, 2022

NanoGenizer, a lab-scale microfluidic high pressure homogenizer, utilizes interaction high-pressure microfluidic jet technology, and it is equipped with highly modular power and processing units.

whitePaper | May 26, 2022

The medical device and pharmaceutical industries each share in a mission to improve health outcomes, from prevention to intervention. As a result of this shared mission, integration and overlap between these two industries has been taking place for decades.

whitePaper | April 16, 2020

Over the past two years, the pharmacy industry has seen unprecedented increases in the prices of generic drugs, causing unexpected cost increases for payers and consumers, and spurring an investigation by the United States Congress. High generic drug prices have had an adverse effect on almost everyone in the pharmaceutical supply chain. Consumers face higher co-pays and prices and health plans are dealing with higher drug spend. Physicians are finding the need to prescribe alternative drug therapies while dealing with angry patients.