COVID-19: regulatory implications for the UK and European life sciences industry
Marie Manley and co-authors from Sidley Austin explain the updates to regulations in the EU and UK in light of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
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Marie Manley and co-authors from Sidley Austin explain the updates to regulations in the EU and UK in light of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
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Following the selection of a COVID-19 vaccine lead, Johnson & Johnson (J&J) aims to begin clinical trials in humans later this year while also scaling up its manufacturing facilities.
A private-public consortium to develop pre-filled syringe packaging has been backed by Jefferies, including a seed capital commitment of at least $10 million.
Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, India has decided to invest $1.3 billion into its internal drug manufacturing capabilities, says a new report.
The UK government has pledged funding of £22 billion per year into R&D by 2025 in its Budget, just days after a further £46 million was invested into coronavirus research.
Researchers have found that oncology therapies had the most investment in non-industry sponsored clinical trials last year.
Researchers have revealed the countries which spend the most on R&D as compared to revenue, as well as the companies in the UK investing in research.
A new report has revealed Johnson & Johnson as the most valuable pharmaceutical brand, despite a decrease in profits from last year.
Researchers have found that the development and evaluation of new treatments received the most funding in the UK over the past 14 years.
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The report reveals practical regulatory reforms that could move the globe closer to the UN’s goal of achieving universal health coverage by 2030.
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