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Two Key Questions About Patient Experience in 2022

PM360

PM360 asked industry experts what it takes to be a patient-first organization and how companies can better ensure they are delivering experiences that meet patients’ expectations. Specifically, we asked them: What is required today for life sciences companies to truly practice a patient-first approach? Matt Flesch.

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Heart failure: clinical trials update 2022

European Pharmaceutical Review

The American Heart Association (AHA)’s Scientific Sessions 2022 is a global exchange of the latest advancements in research and clinical practice of cardiovascular science. AHF is a major contributor to morbidity and mortality for heart failure patients. AHF is a major contributor to morbidity and mortality for heart failure patients.

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2022 WHO Biosimilar Guideline improves access, IGBA says

European Pharmaceutical Review

The International Generic and Biosimilar Medicines Association (IGBA)’s new whitepaper Embracing Science with Confidence: Adopting the Revised 2022 WHO Biosimilars Guideline suggests how the guideline provides great opportunity to revaluate how regulatory requirements can better advance biosimilar access. WHO Biosimilar Guideline updates.

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Navigating the Regulatory Environment of Pharmaceutical Marketing: Balancing Patient Safety and Industry Innovation

Pharma Marketing Network

However, pharmaceutical marketing is also regulated by several agencies to ensure that patients are not exposed to false or misleading information. In this article, we will explore the regulatory environment of pharmaceutical marketing and how companies are navigating it to balance patient safety and industry innovation.

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Why patient-centricity is essential to accelerate rare disease clinical research

European Pharmaceutical Review

3 Significant unmet needs The path to diagnosis of a rare disease is complex, taking on average five to eight years from the onset of symptoms before a patient receives an accurate diagnosis. Even with a diagnosis, patients continue to face barriers to care. Engaging with patients and caregivers is key to addressing these challenges.

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Staying abreast of regulations with NGS?based viral safety for faster, safer and more ethical lot release of our vaccines

European Pharmaceutical Review

How does that impact the safety of the biologics? Safety is key to the development of any medicine, but the safety considerations linked to bioproduction are more complex because biologics are more sophisticated medicines than small molecules. London: EMEA; 1997 [cited May 2022]. References. Step 5 Version [Internet].

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Are timely access and robust safety mutually exclusive?

pharmaphorum

And how can regulators balance timely access with robust safety? Cancer patients in Europe wait an average of almost eight months longer for access to breakthrough medications than their American counterparts. The FDA approves new cancer treatments in half the time of the EMA – but does faster mean better? Accelerating safe access.

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