Turning the tide
Paul Midgley, of Wilmington Healthcare, explores the NHS’ strategy for tackling cardiovascular disease and what these new approaches mean for pharma
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Driving change
Gilead Sciences’ Alex Kalomparis says pharma has a role to play in supporting social change and must not shy away from it
Opening doors
China’s pharmaceutical market increasingly offers opportunities for UK drugmakers
Advancing patient engagement
Neil McGregor-Paterson explores whether health technology assessment is leading the field in meaningful patient involvement
Trial blazers
Amid the chaos of Brexit, pioneering clinical research continues defiantly, plotting its way through the complexity of disease and providing patients with the currencies of hope, transformation and reinvention.
Embracing biosimilars
ICON’s Ioannis Katsoulis, Axel Svedbom, Larushka Mellor and Örjan Åkerborg consider trends and strategies to drive uptake of biosimilars in the UK
Ecosystems – the new networks of global innovation
Great science is increasingly the product of a web of interdependent enterprises and relationships functioning together to create value
Cloud and connectivity: the formula for saving the NHS?
A cloud-based health service will be key in delivering the next generation services, but it must be handled with care
