Opinion Pharmaceutical innovation is racing ahead of the US health system’s ability to adjust payment models, but innovative concepts are finally emerging. We will have to move beyond siloed thinking to establish them for the sake of getting patients sustainable access to a new wave of transformative cures, argues Ulrich Neumann.…
USA French firm LFB is targeting the lucrative US market with its hemophilia products and recently received two FDA approvals. Although launching new products in the midst of a global pandemic is not without challenges, LFB USA CEO Jose Antonio Moreno Toscano is optimistic that the launches will be a success…
USA Dan Leonard, Kimberly Westrich, and Brian Sils of the National Pharmaceutical Council examine how a new HHS ruling on how US patients pay for medicines could hurt them financially, exacerbating what is already a challenging time in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic has been a challenging…
USA Dr Brett Monia, co-founder and CEO of RNA therapeutics pioneer Ionis Pharmaceuticals, outlines the company’s extremely promising development pipeline, commercial partnerships with Big Pharma, and his ambitious strategy to launch ten or more products by 2025. We have many programs currently in Phase III development. All these medicines are…
USA Christopher Posner, US head for Danish medical dermatology specialist LEO Pharma, outlines how a mid-sized European company navigates the US market’s complex access and affordability issues, the innovations that the company is bringing to the US, and his leadership and HR philosophy. My priority leading LEO Pharma Inc. in…
USA Two leading executives in the US generics market outline why robust company culture is key to attracting top talent that might otherwise gravitate towards the traditional research-driven industry. Talent attraction in the US generics market could potentially become a serious problem in the next few years. Ed Price, president…
USA In a recent virtual town hall meeting hosted by BIO, two key leaders from the US FDA laid out how their organisation has adjusted in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis, at what stage of development diagnostics and therapeutics for the virus are, and the pandemic’s long-term effects – both…
Korea After failing to attain reimbursement for its Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) treatment NEURONATA-R® in Korea, Corestem has its sights set on the US market and an Investigational New Drug (IND) approval from the FDA. Dr Kyung Suk Kim, Corestem’s CEO, recently spoke to PharmaBoardroom to give an update on…
Coronavirus The BIO International Convention was held digitally in June 2020, bringing together over 7,000 participants from around the world. In an R&D-focused session titled “Whiplash! How Covid-19 Will Radically Change Biomedical R&D Across the Globe,” moderator Andy Marshall of Nature Biotechnology brought together experts in biotech, pharma innovation and research.…
Italy Menarini Group, the largest Italian pharmaceutical company by turnover, has made its first move into the US oncology market through the acquisition of Stemline Therapeutics. The deal, said to be worth USD 677 million, was announced on 4 May 2020 and completed on 10 June. The acquisition of Stemline,…
USA As of 11 June 2020, there have been over two million confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the US and over 115,000 deaths, with the US having occupied the leading spot globally in terms of confirmed cases since late-March. While the pandemic has wreaked havoc across the entire country, advocates of…
USA Peter L Saltonstall, president and CEO of the US National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD) shares the organization’s key priorities, what makes NORD a unique patient advocacy group in the US, prevailing access and affordability issues for American rare disease patients, and how the country should continue to incentivize a…
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