A new report on the preparedness of 10 APAC nations to tackle a mounting cancer burden identifies gaps that need to be addressed, saying that a focus on prevention and early diagnosis could help, while also touching on issues around regional drug availability.
The Asia-Pacific region’s preparedness to address the challenge of cancer is marked by considerable disparities in terms of policy and planning, health systems and governance and care delivery, and countries will need to deploy multi-pronged strategies to alter the trajectory of deaths from the disease.
In spite of emerging policy and institutional foundations for response to the disease, excess mortality and late diagnosis remain key...
Advanz Pharma would have had to show that the European Commission’s decision to revoke Ocaliva’s conditional marketing approval risked causing serious and irreparable harm, according to lawyers from Van Bael & Bellis.
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A new pilot aims to take Brazil closer to ‘digital transformation.’
Clarity on what transferable exclusivity vouchers may look like for new antimicrobial drugs could be nearing. Denmark’s new presidency of the Council of the EU has prioritized concluding its negotiations with European Parliament over the legislative overhaul of the EU’s pharmaceutical legislation.
After pursuing Alchem International for breaches of EU antitrust rules – relating to a cartel over the SNBB pharmaceutical ingredient used in Buscopan and its generics – the European Commission has now hit the firm with a €489,000 fine.
Bayesian statistics could help clinical trial sponsors to include external information in their analyses, but concerns around bias and incorrect conclusions remain, the European Medicines Agency said.
