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Leading patient adherence pharmaceutical companies

Pharmaceutical Technology

Pharmaceutical and healthcare companies are working continuously to improve patient adherence, which also impacts disease control and pharmaceutical industry revenues directly. Many companies use artificial intelligence (AI) to enable pharmaceutical manufacturers to overcome barriers to medication adherence.

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Key developments in pharmaceutical manufacturing – September 2023

European Pharmaceutical Review

September 2023 saw a wave of new pharmaceutical manufacturing facility expansions and launches across Europe. Research by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) , released in September this year, highlighted progress for UK manufacturing in its latest Industrial Trends Survey. Meath opened last month.

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10 New Solutions, Strategies, and Devices to Boost Adherence

PM360

One reason for this growth is an increasing demand for personalized healthcare technologies as patients look for advances in how healthcare is delivered following the pandemic. NovaXS is on a mission to simplify the medication self-administration process and improve remote healthcare adherence. billion in 2030 at a CAGR of 9.2%.

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How one pharma “family business” places patients first

pharmaphorum

The status isn’t awarded lightly and Chiesi is the largest pharmaceutical manufacturer to be named a B Corp. “We The non-profit B Labs issues B Corp certifications to businesses that can demonstrate a positive social and environmental impact, as well as make certain public commitments to accountability and transparency.

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Tackling fake pharmaceuticals: an industry united against counterfeit products

European Pharmaceutical Review

Consequently, pharmaceutical manufacturers risk their reputation if impersonating products fail to deliver the expected quality or health impact. Essentially, both counterfeit and falsified medicines pose risks to public health and threaten to undermine the healthcare system and pharmaceutical industry.