Kosh Naran

Kosh Naran

Digital Content Designer

London, UK

Kosh is a Digital Content Designer with an extensive background in Graphic Design and UX & UI design. He specializies in developing online visual content and supporting various teams across the globe. In his current role he also performs analysis on the customer's journey, to identify the best user experience and enhance engagement.

Latest from Kosh Naran

BIOSECURE Act: Pfizer To Lilly - Where Are The Likely Sourcing Gaps?

Lilly’s Mounjaro to Pfizer’s Paxlovid, the WuXi group has been part of pharma majors’ sourcing chain. How big is the hole clients are to fill when the proposed BIOSECURE Act comes into effect? Here’s a Scrip infographic using Evaluate Pharma data.

Titans Of Pharma: J&J Back On Top For CEO Remuneration

J&J topped the league table for CEO pay in 2023, a position it has held for three of the four past years. Meanwhile, the two companies that arguably generated the most buzz in 2023 neatly depict the stark contrast between the US and Europe when it comes to executive remuneration.  

AI In Health Care: Speakers At HLTH Europe Conference Discuss Promise And Pitfalls

AI is all the rage these days, so it comes as no surprise that the topic of AI technologies ranked high during the panel discussions at the HLTH Europe event, held from 17-20 June in Amsterdam.

Titans Of Pharma: J&J Back On Top For CEO Remuneration

J&J topped the league table for CEO pay in 2023, a position it has held for three of the four past years. Meanwhile, the two companies that arguably generated the most buzz in 2023 neatly depict the stark contrast between the US and Europe when it comes to executive remuneration.

New Promise, Looming Competition For DMD In China

With several new drugs progressing for the estimated 70,000 patients in China with DMD, a recent setback for Nippon Shinyaku's contender and progress for Chinese gene therapy developers are adding both uncertainty and likely competition in an untapped market with pressing medical need.

Bukwang Adds To Stacking Mid-Stage Failures In Parkinson's

Bukwang and subsidiary Contera have become the latest to fail to progress a novel Parkinson's therapy to late-stage trials after a Phase II miss, although several other Korean firms remain in the race for the challenging indication, albeit mainly in Phase I-II.