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    Drug launches reflect overall company performance - 7 month(s) ago

    Thinking of product launches as microcosms of the company’s overall performance can help uncover where traditional organizational structures and approaches could be revamped to keep pace with broader market trends.

    Source: www2.deloitte.com
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      Gearing up for a groundbreaking drug launch? Prepare for the road ahead with our actionable insights—and the 3 strategic questions that can help better achieve #Pharmaceuticals targets. https://t.co/qUV3Ay9s8f

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    Pinterest - 9 month(s) ago

    The septuagenarian Struengmann brothers have become two of the world’s biggest private investors.

    Source: fortune.com
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      Billionaire German twins remake health and medicine | Fortune https://t.co/pL7LwDTBfx #Healthcare #Pharmaceuticals #VentureCapital #HIMSS24 https://t.co/NCwGKc0cXp

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    Breakthrough in solid-state storage innovates how biological materials are stored and handled - 9 month(s) ago

    Scientists have developed a novel method for storing biological materials in the form of a pill or a tablet, which dissolves in water for on-demand use. The innovation could overcome current limitations involving in the storage and handling of products derived from living cells used for a variety of health care and scientific research purposes, including pharmaceuticals and diagnostic testing tools.

    Source: www.eurekalert.org
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      A research team @CalPoly announce novel method for storing biological materials with potential benefit for handling of #medicines and diagnostic testing #chemicalbiology #pharmaceuticals https://t.co/BdbsI9eVwZ

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    PharmStars - 10 month(s) ago

    PharmStars is the first and only pharma-focused accelerator for digital health startups, dedicated to driving digital health adoption to improve patient outcomes.

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      ⏰Only a few hours left till the deadline to apply for @PharmStars #accelerator Fall 2023 cohort! Apply by TONIGHT, July 10, at midnight ET: ⌛ https://t.co/hCcIriVDxl! #DigitalHealth #startups #pharma #HealthTech #biotech #healthcare #innovation #pharmaceuticals https://t.co/hPgv9OMShg

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    The Cost of Treating Patients is On the Rise: PwC Goes What's Behind the 2024 Medical Spending Numbers - HealthPopuli.com - 10 month(s) ago

    Health care cost trend will spike up another percentage point to 7.0% in 2024, according to the annual report from the PwC Health Research Institute, Medical cost trend: Behind the numbers 2024.                 Every year, the PwC HRI team goes behind those numbers to assess cost inflators and deflators which underpin annual medical inflation. As the first line chart illustrates, the peak of…

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      Medical costs will grow 7% in 2024 @PwCUS HRI expects https://t.co/96TM0frlXu #Healthcosts inflators= workforce #inflation (think #burnout) & #pharmaceuticals costs Deflators=#biosimilas & #homecare #telehealth See @Goodroot on #Humira #biosimilars #healthconsumers #hccosts https://t.co/B7ZQoBkcEf

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    Meet ‘Fanzor,’ a cousin of CRISPR and Feng Zhang’s new gene editing tool - 10 month(s) ago

    Microbes have lost their monopoly as the sole source of new enzymes that can be easily programmed to make precise edits to the genome. Two independent teams, both led by scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, unveiled new gene editing tools on Wednesday based on proteins called

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      Meet ‘Fanzor,’ a cousin of #CRISPR and Feng Zhang’s new #gene editing tool by @endpts @eViRaHealth @EvanKirstel #geneediting #pharma #biotech #biopharma #pharmaceuticals #pharmaceuticalindustry #lifesciences #research https://t.co/i31m2cbKOV https://t.co/8AQo2K63LY

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