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With the pharma and healthcare sector facing increasing challenges, your clients rely more than ever on independent intelligence. As a marketer, you have to engage with multiple audiences across a variety of channels and to communicate complex information simply and persuasively.

We give you the means to identify future innovation and new market opportunities, develop customer-centric propositions, and keep a close eye on competitors. We can also help with branding, multi-channel communication and more.

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As the trusted partner of the top 50 pharmaceutical companies and 10 contract research organizations, our pharma intelligence will help you build a complete picture of the market and get access to past, current and future trends and analysis.

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You’ll get cutting-edge insights on the size and shape of markets, competitive threats, actionable customer perceptions and industry innovations.

Our accurate, reliable intelligence will help you:

Access in-depth knowledge from drug discovery to market access
Acquire a comprehensive understanding of the global pharma market
Get in-depth coverage of the entire pharmaceutical value-chain

Pink Sheet

Download your free accelerated trials article pack for insights into the latest developments

07 Dec 2021

Don’t miss updates on recent news in accelerated trials and its implications for drug development in the United States.

Generics Bulletin

Bio-Thera’s Bevacizumab US Action Date Passes Without Approval

By David Wallace 01 Dec 2021

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Bio-Thera Solutions had been hoping to become the first Chinese biosimilars developer to win an FDA approval, for its BAT1706 bevacizumab candidate. However, the announced FDA action date for the application has come and gone with no word from the company or regulator.

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Divided US FDA AdComm Backs Molnupiravir Authorization But Wants More Studies

By Brenda Sandburg 01 Dec 2021

In 13-10 vote, panel finds reduction in COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths outweighs risks. Four members say FDA should reconsider authorization if a more effective and safer therapy comes along. They concur molnupiravir should not be recommended for use in pregnancy but available to those who want it.

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APAC Podcast: Policies Play Out Against Pandemic, Corporate Activity Remains Strong

By Ian Haydock 01 Dec 2021

Join the Asia Pacific content team for a wide-ranging overview and analysis of recent developments across China, India, South Korea and Japan in the policy, regulatory, commercial and vaccines spaces over the past few months.

Generics Bulletin

ANI Pharmaceuticals Completes $210m Novitium Acquisition

By Chloe Kent 30 Nov 2021

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ANI Pharmaceuticals has completed its acquisition of niche generics specialist Novitium Pharma, securing access to a pipeline of generics and 505(b)(2) candidates that has expanded further since the deal was announced earlier in the year.

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COVID-19 Vaccine Makers Pledge Rapid Response To Omicron Threat

By Andrew McConaghie 29 Nov 2021

While news of a potentially highly transmissible new variant is causing alarm, Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna are already pursuing a multi-pronged response to B.1.1.529.

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Quick Listen: Scrip's Five Must-Know Things

By Ian Haydock 28 Nov 2021

In this week's podcast edition of Five Must-Know Things: the prospects and plans for J&J’s pharma and oncology business; China looks more inward under new policies; an important US approval for Takeda; and Moderna’s co-founder shares tips on innovation.

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Finance Watch: Venture Capital Drives Record-Breaking Year For Cell And Gene Therapies

By Mandy Jackson 25 Nov 2021

Private Company Edition: Recent VC financings across biopharma sectors include three major mega-rounds as Generate Biomedicines bringing in $370m, followed by $250m for Acelyrin and $125m for Chroma Medicine. Also, Treadwell raised a $91m series B and Ncardia brought in $60m-plus.

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Moderna Co-Founder Robert Langer’s Tips For Innovation

By Vibha Ravi 22 Nov 2021

Moderna co-founder Robert Langer shared tips to drive innovation at a recent summit, while narrating a fascinating tale of tenacity during the development of angiogenesis inhibitors with Judah Folkman. If an idea is important, it’s sure to be criticized, said the man who has over 1,000 patents issued or pending worldwide.

HBW Insight

Like Plan B, Approval For OTC Daily Oral Contraceptives In US Could Be An 'Adventure’

By Malcolm Spicer 19 Nov 2021

It was only after prolonged litigation led a federal judge in 2013 to order FDA not to allow political interference with its science-based decisions that Plan B and generic equivalents became available OTC without age restrictions. “Hopefully, all I can say, it won't happen again,” says reproductive rights advocate Kirsten Moore.

Pharma Competitive Intelligence

Not all biopharma IPOs are created equal.

18 Nov 2021

Scrip's team of trusted industry experts bring you the mos critical news and analysis on key commercial topics, from licensing to clinical trials, and competitor activity, around the clock. Our global team of journalists and editors use their extensive experience and relationships with regulators, associations, and industry leaders to bring you in-depth insights so you can stay current on the latest market developments. Register for your free trial today to find out what our editors and journalists are reporting on now.

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US EPA Should Eliminate ‘Hazardous’ Chemicals In Cosmetics? Petition Denied

By Ryan Nelson 18 Nov 2021

The Environmental Protection Agency does not have the jurisdiction to grant William D. Bush’s request, even if the petitioner had specified the “chemical mixtures” he wants banned or provided the level of data required to initiate proceedings under the Toxic Substances Control Act.

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Pfizer’s Bourla On Paxlovid Patent Deal And Why A Similar Approach Won't Work For Comirnaty

By Alaric DeArment 17 Nov 2021

Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla discussed the emergency use authorization filing for Paxlovid, expanding access to the COVID-19 pill in lower income countries and booster shots, at the STAT Summit.

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BI And Lilly Eye Acute Heart Failure Opportunity For Jardiance

By Kevin Grogan 16 Nov 2021

Having strongly made the case for Jardiance as a treatment for chronic heart failure, Boehringer Ingelheim and Eli Lilly believe the SGLT2 inhibitor could have a lot of potential in acute heart failure as well after promising data from the EMPULSE study.

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Quick Listen: Scrip’s Five Must-Know Things

By Ian Haydock 15 Nov 2021

In this week's podcast edition of Five Must-Know Things: Pfizer’s "game-changing" COVID-19 oral antiviral results; Novartis sells Roche stake; Novartis trumps productive pipeline; Bayer sees blockbuster status for hot flashes drug; and continued hesitance over Aduhelm in the US.