Jo Shorthouse
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Investment And Acquisition In Rare Diseases
In Vivo talks to investors, analysts and companies in rare disease about the challenges they face to innovate and to grow.
Moving The Needle In Rare Disease: UCB’s gMG Strategy
Launching a novel drug into a new market is tough. UCB’s Kimberly Moran, talked to In Vivo about how being both patient and digital first gives the company a competitive commercial advantage in an increasingly growing market.
Win Big Or Lose Big: The Impact Of The Unified Patent Court
Decades after it was first mentioned, the updated European patent system – which includes the Unitary Patent and the Unified Patent Court – has finally materialized. What impact will this have on originator and generic pharma?
Opportunities In Fertility: Recognizing Gaps In The Market
Ferring Pharmaceuticals’ US CSO Elizabeth Garner talks to In Vivo about the future of fertility and where investment should be heading to make a dent in this multi-million-dollar market.
The Power Of AI To Map The Patient Journey
Mapping the patient journey uncovers a wealth of insights into care, diagnosis and intervention. The onset of advanced analytics tools and sensors now augment the pharma industry’s understanding of the challenges of traversing health care systems. Layering AI into the mapping process not only has the power to provide insights into the current clinical pathway, it can be used to predict and intervene in clinical care.
Parkinson’s Disease: Ripe For A Rethink
Despite decades of R&D, there are no disease modifying therapies on the market for Parkinson’s disease, and few efficacious products for non-motor symptoms. Clinical setbacks have been rife but breakthroughs in diagnostics and a better understanding of disease pathology brings hope for the future. In Vivo speaks to some of those responsible for bringing innovation to the field.