30 May 2012
While the US FDA user fee legislation adopted by the Senate on 24 May could potentially save the US millions of dollars in direct spending costs and reduce the deficit, the House version of the bill would actually increase spending and put the nation further in debt, according to a new analysis. Meanwhile in Washington, a new bill was introduced aimed at extending the $1 billion Qualifying Therapeutic Discovery Project, PCORI announced $96 million in new funding to support comparative effectiveness research, with $24 million more coming this summer, and the leaders of the G-8 pledged to work together to tackle counterfeit medical products Read more...
Lundbeck CEO Ulf Wiinberg on patent expiries and future prospects
17 May 2012
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EVENTS
07 June 2012
The Rembrandt Hotel, London
12 June 2012
Annecy, France
18 June 2012
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, Boston, MA
JOB OF THE WEEK

Section Head (m/f)
DRA International/CIS Section

Section Head (m/f)
DRA International/CIS Section




