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Sometimes the key to making a breakthrough in research, in any field, is to look at the problem differently than anybody has ...
Fear of change is a key limiting factor that is slowing the adoption and value of AI across life sciences. It doesn't have to ...
Cuts to federal research funding at universities and research organizations are pushing academic scientists into life ...
BIO was as busy as ever in Boston this year. With more to come soon, here are a few initial thoughts on three events I ...
Proper legal structuring is essential when it comes to transferring Chinese biotech intellectual property and clinical assets to form a U.S.-based 'Newco,' explain experts at Orrick.
The biopharma industry is rapidly evolving. As such, biopharma companies are facing a variety of operational challenges stemming from a high volume of siloed data coupled with regulatory scrutiny that ...
By Stephen Beckman Stephen Beckman A revolution is coming in the U.S. generics marketplace, one that players in the space ignore at their peril. This revolution has the potential to transform savvy ...
In this series, we will monitor emerging policies and priorities from the new Trump administration and its agencies that are expected to have particular effects on healthcare and life science-related ...
By Ben Comer, Chief Editor, Life Science Leader Adam Mendelsohn, Ph.D. Overcoming adherence and tolerability issues in obesity and diabetes treatment. Snapshot Vivani’s subdermal implant NanoPortal ...
The GLP-1 drug market is booming, fueled by their success in treating diabetes and obesity. Yet, this growth has unleashed a torrent of litigation — patent disputes, regulatory battles, and clashes ...
By Andrea Pfeifer Andrea Pfeifer, Ph.D. Creating and bringing new medicines to patients is a uniquely complicated process. It requires robust scientific research, business acumen, tremendous financial ...
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