All Rise: Viagra at 20
Last week was the 20th anniversary of the launch of Viagra (sildenafil, Pfizer). Formerly known as UK-92,480, sildenafil was first synthesized at Pfizer's faculty in Kent, UK. The press…
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#BIOEuropeSpring: Muscles, Meetings, and Mustard
Last week was another jam-packed week of meetings, this time at BIO-Europe Spring in Amsterdam. It is only our third appearance at this event, having participated in previous BIO…
Top Healthcare Issues for 2018: And The Winner Is…
PWC recently published their 12th annual Top Health Industry Issues report for 2018. The twelve issues in the report run the gamut...from pricing to natural disasters to reform. It's an…
Drug Development (Lack of) in Pain and Addiction
Following up on their sobering report on drug development in depression, BIO has released another report in their State of Innovation in Highly Prevalence Chronic Diseases series. This time,…
The Links Between Bacteria and Disease
If you have nothing better to do on a cold Winter’s day, try researching the links between bacteria and cancer. Want more? Try researching the links between bacteria and a…
Innovation in Chronic Diseases: Depressing News
Last week, BIO published an exceedingly interesting report, entitled The State of Innovation in Highly Prevalent Chronic Diseases: Depression Therapeutics. The press release and report are available here. This and…
The Amazonization of Health Care
Dr. Eric Topol recently posted an interesting image on Twitter. According the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Healthcare jobs exceeded Retail jobs: We believe this is unsustainable, as…
The Answer Is Digital…Again
Deloitte recently published their annual report on returns generated by big pharma from their R&D investments. The PDF report is available here. The report is divided into two sections.…
Book Review: What’s Your Bio Strategy?
As a pharmaceutical scientist, the concept of "synthetic biology" sounds somewhat oxymoronic. It's true that our industry has been manipulating genes and cells to produce peptides, proteins, and other…
Review of 2017 and 2018 Predictions
What did we find interesting about 2017? What will happen in 2018? Our brief video summarizes our thoughts on the year that's coming to a close, and also discusses…
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