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Measuring Growth in Big Pharma's Manufacturing Investment

Pharmaceutical Technology's annual manufacturing investment update shows slight gains in biopharmaceutical manufacturing and emerging markets and continued restructuring of supply networks.
Aug 2, 2012

Pharmaceutical Technology's annual manufacturing investment update shows slight gains in biopharmaceutical manufacturing and emerging markets and continued restructuring of supply networks.

Scaling Up API Syntheses

Approaches centre on ways to optimise process conditions and operability.
Aug 1, 2012

Approaches centre on ways to optimise process conditions and operability.

A Tale of Two Markets for Global Pharmaceutical Sales

US spending on prescription drugs will increase through 2016 but at historically low levels as emerging markets are projected for double-digit growth.
Aug 1, 2012

US spending on prescription drugs will increase through 2016 but at historically low levels as emerging markets are projected for double-digit growth.

The Future of Drug Delivery: Wireless Microchip-Based Drug Delivery

A podcast with Robert Farra, president and COO of MicroCHIPS, who discusses wirelessly controlled and programmable microchip-based drug delivery as an alternative to subcutaneous injections.
Aug 1, 2012

Al podcast with Robert Farra, president and COO of MicroCHIPS, who discusses wirelessly controlled and programmable microchip-based drug delivery as an alternative to subcutaneous injections.

Market Strengths and Weaknesses in Biosimilars

An examination of the current and projected market for biosimilars, development costs for biosimilars compared with small-molecule generic drug, and partnerships in biosimilars. This article is part of a special issue on outsourcing.
Aug 1, 2012

An examination of the current and projected market for biosimilars, development costs for biosimilars compared with small-molecule generic drug, and partnerships in biosimilars.

A Manufacturing Capacity-Sharing Model: Merck & Co. and MedImmune LLC

The manufacturing capacity-sharing model in biologics and Merck & Co. and MedImmune ushers in a new paradigm of "co-opetition". This article is part of a special issue on outsourcing.
Aug 1, 2012

The manufacturing capacity-sharing model in biologics and Merck & Co. and MedImmune ushers in a new paradigm of "co-opetition".

Abbott Pledges Support for Program to Aid Women and Girls in Burma

Abbott forms a partnership with the US Secretary of State's International Fund for Women and Girls to support grassroots organizations that are working to advance health, education, and economic opportunity for women in Burma.
Aug 1, 2012

Abbott forms a partnership with the US Secretary of State's International Fund for Women and Girls to support grassroots organizations that are working to advance health, education, and economic opportunity for women in Burma.

Strategies in Outsourcing: Insourcing Emerges as an Alternative Model

AMRI, a contract research and manufacturing organization, discusses its adaption of an insourcing model with Eli Lilly. This article is part of a special issue on outsourcing.
Aug 1, 2012

AMRI, a contract research and manufacturing organization, discusses its adaption of an insourcing model with Eli Lilly.

Drug Delivery Insights: Nanotechnology and Microspheres

Nanolipogels for anticancer drug delivery, inhalable and thermo-responsive, fat-encased nanoparticles for targeted drug delivery, and calcium carbonate microspheres are some recent developments
Aug 1, 2012

Nanolipogels for anticancer drug delivery, inhalable and thermo-responsive, fat-encased nanoparticles for targeted drug delivery, and calcium carbonate microspheres are some recent developments.

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