Author name: Yali Friedman

This paper explores possible differences in investment strategies between specialty and non-specialty funds in the life sciences industry. The results were based on proprietary information collected in telephone interviews from 28 mutual funds locate…

This paper examines the roles of culture in the principles of biomedical ethics.  Drawing on examples from African, Navajo and Western cultures, the paper maintains that various elements of culture are indispensable to the application of the principles of biomedical ethics.

This article looks at the findings of Marks & Clerk’s 2013 Life Sciences Report, launched in April 2013. Of interest to both R&D/IP experts and professionals in strategic positions within biotechnology companies, it explores many of the issues facing the biotechnology industry and is informed by an industry survey of over 330 international life sciences professionals. Topics explored include the financial climate, growing markets in Asia, IP reforms in the US and Europe, biosimilars and personalised medicine.

The Journal of Commercial Biotechnology announces the publication of the July 2013 issue, featuring new papers on biotechnology management and commercialization.

A common challenge faced pharmaceutical industry analysts, pharmacists, and other healthcare professionals is obtaining objective information on recently approved drugs.

This guest post is from the BiotechBlog Intern,  Fintan Burke. Fintan is a student at the School of Biotechnology at Dublin

This paper is part of the free Open Access archive of the Journal of Commercial Biotechnology
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Go to paperABSTRACT: The European Commission has launched a public consultation on its proposed amendments to the Medical Devic…

This is a guest post from Susan K Finston, President of Finston Consulting. Do you have a response to Susan’s

The Nasonex Drug Ad analysis at DrugChatter.com is pretty close to even, with 40/60 split between people not liking and