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Retail pharmacies: Biopharma’s bridge to better patient experiences and outcomes

BioPharma Drive: Drug Pricing

Pharmacies play a key role in improving drug development and patient care, offering insights, clinical trial support and personalized patient programs.

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From Research Studies to Your Pharmacy Shelves: The Drug Development Process

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When you head to the pharmacy to pick up medicine, you likely aren’t thinking about all the steps it had to take to get into your hands — but did you know that on average, it takes about ten years for a new medication to make it to market ?

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The Role of Scientific Expertise in Generic Drug Development

Drug Patent Watch

Generic drug development is a complex process that involves not only scientific and medical expertise but also adherence to strict legal and ethical standards. Scientific expertise plays a crucial role in ensuring that generic drugs are held to the same standards of quality, safety, and efficacy as their brand-name counterparts.

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Universal Design Principles Supporting Operable Content – Flexibility in Use

Perficient: Drug Development

Creating operable content in pharmacies that accommodates the diverse needs and preferences of all users is critical for accessibility. Pharmacies can use this principle to ensure that everyone, regardless of physical, cognitive, or sensory abilities, can engage comfortably with their services.

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Pharmacognosy and Drug Patents: Unveiling Nature’s Medicinal Treasures

Drug Patent Watch

The Essence of Pharmacognosy: Nature’s Pharmacy Unveiled Imagine walking through a lush rainforest, surrounded by countless plant species. This approach has led to the discovery of numerous potential drug candidates. Q: How long does a drug patent last?

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Universal Design Principles Supporting Operable Content – Low Physical Effort

Perficient: Drug Development

In pharmacies, this Universal Design principle ensures that services, tools, and spaces require minimal physical strain, allowing individuals with mobility limitations, chronic conditions, or temporary injuries to engage comfortably. These reduce the need for prolonged or repetitive motions.

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Pharmacy Considerations for Early Phase Trials

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First-in-Human, Drug-Drug Interaction, Food Effect, Bioequivalence, etc.), and often require consistent batches of drug product be administered to groups of research participants within a short timeframe, early phase studies present unique challenges for drug developers not typically experienced in later stages of development.