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Britain call on companies to bid for 24 hour Brexit medicines shipping service contract
August 15, 2019Business Services, Sales and Marketing UK, brexit, britain, medicines, pharma
The British Government is calling on logistics companies to bid for a £25 million contract to run express freight containers …
Generex Biotechnology acquires Medisource Partners
July 15, 2019Sales and Marketing Generex, Medisource, medical supplies, medicines, pharma, surgery
Canadian firm Generex Biotechnology has acquired Texas-based medical and surgical products distributor Medisource Partners. Under the terms of the deal …
Edinburgh researchers genetically modify chickens to produce medicine filled eggs
January 29, 2019Manufacturing and Production Edinburgh, cancer drugs, medicines, monoclonal antibodies, proteins
Researchers at the University of Edinburgh have genetically modified chickens, meaning that they lay eggs containing human proteins which can …
Army to ferry medicines in case of no-deal Brexit
July 30, 2018Sales and Marketing UK, army, brexit, medicines, pharma, politics, supply chains
Ministers have established plans to use the army to deliver medicines, food and fuel in the event of a no-deal …
Pioneering immunotherapy halts progression of type 1 diabetes
August 10, 2017Research and Development Type 1 diabetes, diabetes, drugs, insulin, life sciences, medicines, pharma, pharmaceutical
In a first for the disease area, an immunotherapy treatment for diabetes, developed by researchers at King’s College London and …
FDA fast tracks Valneva’s Lyme disease vaccine
August 7, 2017Research and Development, Sales and Marketing Valneva, biotech, life sciences, lyme disease, medicines, pharma, pharmaceutcial
French firm Valneva has announced that its Lyme disease vaccine, known at this stage only by VLA15, has been fast-tracked …
Top Ten most popular articles on Pharmafile.com this week
August 4, 2017Business Services, Manufacturing and Production, Medical Communications, Research and Development, Sales and Marketing Cancer, biotech, drugs, healthcare, life sciences, medicines, pharma, pharmaceuticals, top ten
Another week passes by, and the headlines have seen some shocking stories, such as the news that the UK is …
FDA approves Celgene and Agios’ acute myeloid leukaemia drug
August 2, 2017Research and Development, Sales and Marketing Celgene, FDA, Idhifa, acute myeloid leukaemia, agios, biotech, drugs, life sciences, medicines, pharma, pharmaceuticals
The FDA has given its approval for the commercialisation of Celgene and Agios Pharmaceutical’s Idhifa for the treatment of relapsed …
EMA reveals ‘business continuity plan’ for Brexit, cuts resources from non-essential areas
August 2, 2017Medical Communications, Research and Development EMA, brexit, drugs, life sciences, medicines, pharma, pharmaceutical
The uncertainty caused by Brexit has been and continues to be far-reaching, and perhaps most impactful for business, organisations and …
France to push for drug price control regulations at upcoming G7 summit
May 3, 2016Manufacturing and Production Drug pricing, France, drug prices, g7 summit, hollande, irreversible, medicines, pharmaceutical, prices
France will urge its fellow G7 partners to introduce strict and final new limits to control the prices of new …
Prices to be printed on all prescribed NHS drugs over £20
July 2, 2015Manufacturing and Production, Medical Communications, Sales and Marketing Jeremy Hunt, NHS, UK, drugs, health secretary, medicines
NHS drugs costing more than £20 will, from next year, have the price and the words “funded by the UK …
NICE: people should be more involved in medical decisions
June 2, 2015Sales and Marketing NHS, NICE, medicines, optimisation
Around 15 million people in England now have at least one long-term condition, but figures suggest that as many as …
Scottish government doubles fund for new medicines
May 20, 2015Research and Development, Sales and Marketing Scotland, cystic fibrosis, medicines
The Scottish government will increase its New Medicines Fund next year to double the amount of money available to fund …
Patients struggling to take conventional medicines
September 22, 2014Manufacturing and Production Spiegel Institut Mannheim, hermes pharma, medicines, swallowing
A new survey commissioned by Hermes Pharma, which develops easier-to-swallow pills, has found that more than half of those asked …
Print adverts’ prescribing info could be axed
March 3, 2014Medical Communications MHRA, OTC, medicines, prescribing
The UK drugs regulator is proposing new rules that could see pharma update safety information for their medicines online, whilst …
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