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Lessons from Monte Carlo Models: Why Drug Development is Hard

DrugBaron

But not everyone in drug development is playing this game. So what does the game look like to a late-stage investor or a pharma company head of R&D thinking about portfolio prioritisation? No wonder investing in drug development is so hard! But how do you know which game you are playing?

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Key Challenges of Specialty Pharma Drug Development Project Management

thought leadership

Specialty pharma companies are focused on developing drugs for niche markets, such as rare diseases , cancer, and other complex conditions. These drugs often require significant investment in research and development, and their development requires careful project management.

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Why Do Pharma Companies Outsource to CROs?

Vial

Benefits of outsourcing to a CRO The drug discovery process is lengthy and expensive, with only a small percentage of drug candidates successfully making it to market. CROs typically have state-of-the-art facilities and experienced sites, offering enhanced budget predictability through bundled pricing models.

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Up Close and Personal With Eryn Corriveau, MSc, Senior Director, Drug Development and Regulatory Strategy

Alta Sciences

Up Close and Personal With Eryn Corriveau, MSc, Senior Director, Drug Development and Regulatory Strategy nbartlett Wed, 03/27/2024 - 20:21 Here at Altasciences, Eryn is responsible for guiding regulatory strategies , conducting gap analyses, and leading interactions with regulatory agencies dur ing early drug development.

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Fierce Biotech Week

Fierce BioTech

Fierce Biotech Week Fierce Biotech Week features insights from C-suite and executive leadership at biotech, mid-sized and large pharma companies on emerging trends and market dynamics that will help effectively prioritize R&D spend, optimize drug development and clinical operations, and navigate capital raising and partnering deals.

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Drug Repurposing: A New Life for Old Drugs

DrugBank

Drug repurposing is an approach that, while not new, has become popular in the last decade.   One of the most exciting prospects of drug repurposing is its potential to tackle "undruggable" targets—proteins or molecules that traditional drugs can't easily bind to.

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Women in STEM with Kristina Torfgard

Drug Target Review

However, my goal was all the time to work with drug development in the pharma industry, so I moved on and started that journey in 1992 when I took on a role as Clinical Research Manager at AstraHässle, a mid-size Swedish pharma company.