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Should we be worried about pharma’s supply chain?

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QUICK READ: Pharma supply chain issues are a concern for us all but especially patients. Hedley Rees has written a book on pharma supply chains that is eye-opening and downright scary. We need a 21st-century approach that puts patient safety first. In other words, money over safety. Patients should be scared.

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How can the pharma industry navigate issues in the global supply chain to minimise drug shortages?

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Supply chain shortages have dominated headlines for several months, and the pharma industry has been no exception. The pandemic effectively shut down supply chain paths overnight, and as a result, pharmaceutical manufacturers have faced delays and bottlenecks, which have caused drug shortages in healthcare systems.

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FDA completes inspection of Nexus’ manufacturing facility in US

Pharma Leaders

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has successfully inspected Nexus Pharmaceuticalspharmaceutical manufacturing facility located in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin, US. The inspection will allow the company to commence commercial operations at the three-storey, 84,000ft² manufacturing facility.

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US legislative update: takeaways for European pharma

European Pharmaceutical Review

The new law will also require drug manufacturers to pay rebates to Medicare if they increase drug prices faster than consumer inflation. 3) policing anticompetitive settlements between competing drug manufacturers. Citizen Petitions before the FDA. 5) monitoring access to biosimilars. Senate Bill 562 (S.

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How one pharma “family business” places patients first

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When people think about pharma, they often think about “big” pharma: large, faceless corporations. The status isn’t awarded lightly and Chiesi is the largest pharmaceutical manufacturer to be named a B Corp. “We But rare diseases are a particularly important and challenging focus area.

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Touring Chiesi’s vision for the future at the new Biotech Centre of Excellence

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The Parma site, as yet only nine months into construction, is due to become operational from 2024, with FDA, IFA, and EMA approvals due to be sought for 2025. Going beyond the standards of care; improving drug safety and efficacy. But to make people safe requires a lot of research.

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Brazil: untapped market for big pharma manufacturing

Pharmaceutical Technology

International companies investing in the emerging market of Brazilian pharmaceutical manufacturing will see a higher return on investment than from developed market equivalents, if they choose to compete with local manufacturers to supply Brazil’s growing market and the greater South American region.