An executive from Pharmaceutical Associates Inc. believes bringing drug manufacturing back to the country will help avoid shortages and other disasters.
The company’s Sandoz division is offering 15 generic and OTC medicines to be sold at zero profit to low- and middle-income countries to treat the virus.
The company’s global analysis from thousands of studies and sites indicates dramatic shifts in enrollment across several countries since the pandemic began.
Nubilaria joins a wave of providers that is offering their services for free to researchers working on potential treatments for COVID-19, with its ACTide EDC web platform.
A report by Science 37 examines key considerations for patient safety and business continuity in the clinical trial industry in light of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
After the Indian government moved to limit the export of APIs, an Indian export association says fear is spreading amongst European businesses over supply.
Raremark’s patient data and demographics will be integrated in TriNetX’s platform to help people with rare conditions access clinical trials and facilitate recruitment.
Clinical trials examining promising treatments against coronavirus face problems enrolling patients due to required criteria, experts at Duke Clinical Research Institute said.
With the supply of certain APIs limited by the spread of the virus, Indian government orders restrictions on the export of ingredients and formulations.
The US FDA announces shortage of a drug due to a site affected by coronavirus, as it focuses on the protection of the supply chain from outbreak impacts.
As African countries look to secure their supply chains, head of the WHO’s team on fighting falsified and substandard medicine speaks about how to ‘demand quality’.
Year-on-year, the number of trials for advanced therapeutics has doubled, meaning that the UK now represents 12% of all global clinical trials in the area.
A lease agreement has been signed for the EMA to move into tailor-made premises in Amsterdam, with staff set to begin working from the space in January.
Speaking at the FT Pharmaceutical & Biotechnology conference earlier this week, Ipsen’s CCO said that pharma manufacturers need to focus more on the ‘why’.
PPD puts the spotlight on special patient populations by supporting clinical trials with Asian participants, preparing developers to expand into the Asian market.
FDA’s Janet Woodcock testifies to Congress about the potential risks to US national security of the pharmaceutical industry’s reliance on Chinese imports.
The company’s Shanghai facility passes the European regulator’s inspection with no ‘critical’ or ‘major’ findings regarding the commercial products produced at the site.
