Medical Communications

Caprice Bearden, a 63-year old ex-Director of Compliance for an Indiana-based Pharmakon, has been found guilty of introducing adulterated drugs …

A clinical trial is to be launched to test AstraZeneca’s experimental drug, AZD1775, for the treatment of head and neck …

Experts have developed a new form of therapy for patients living with schizophrenia, by allowing those individuals to speak to …

In good news for coffee drinkers, drinking three to four cups of coffee was found to lower the risk of …

Greg Alton, Executive Vice President of Corporate and Medical Affairs at Gilead, reveals how the rapid development and distribution of …

There is a general push in the UK to find new digital means of reducing the workload on doctors and …

The Autumn Budget was announced and one of the few major announcements that had not been leaked prior to the …

Dear Colleague, Biopharmaceutical companies are increasingly partnering with a diverse set of health care stakeholders to address scientific and technological …

A team of researchers at Imperial College London (ICL) has argued that the proposal by US Congress to cut the …

“I’d never heard of med comms until I wanted to change career and started exploring my options” – it’s a …

In our latest free to attend webinar, we have joined up with NDA to bring you the latest market access …

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has pulled up Concordia as, provisionally, being found to have raised the price of …

In a decision that was likened to a penalty shoot-out, Amsterdam was announced as the winner of the race to …

Brian Woodfall, Global Head of Late Development, Infectious Diseases at Janssen, explains why a future without HIV can only be …

A new study from the American Academy of Pediatrics has found that, despite warnings from the FDA, doctors are still …