Nancy Pham

Nancy Pham

Digital Manager

Washington, DC

Nancy supports the Citeline editorial team with design and multimedia projects, including infographics, data visualizations, and UI/UX. She holds a BA in Journalism and previously worked at US News & World Report as a digital producer. In her spare time, Nancy enjoys traveling, being outdoors, and attending concerts.

Latest from Nancy Pham

The Rise In China Deals: How International Biopharma Is Turning To China For Innovation

The rapid growth of Chinese biopharmas has led to increased dealmaking with the US and Europe, but that could be stifled by a potential new Trump Administration policy.

The Rise In China Deals: How International Biopharma Is Turning To China For Innovation

The rapid growth of Chinese biopharmas has led to increased dealmaking with the US and Europe, but that could be stifled by a potential new Trump Administration policy.

Tariffs In Focus: Projections From 4 Medtech Giants (Q1 Vs Q2)

Roche Diagnostics, Intuitive Surgical, Abbott and Edwards Lifesciences all acknowledge tariff headwinds, but stress preparedness, resilience and mitigation. Below is look at how management framed the impact in Q1 vs Q2 earnings calls.

Medtech Giants Brace for Tariffs Impact: Responses Range From Financial To Philosophical

Manufacturing shifts, financial planning, and supply chain changes are among the adjustments that medtech leaders are making to Trump-era tariffs. Medtech Insight’s review of first-quarter earnings calls reveals how firms are navigating the impact and uncertainty of evolving trade policies.

Could Makary Face Facility Issues As US FDA Commissioner?

The Department of Government Efficiency cancelled leases for FDA office and lab space at numerous sites outside the Washington, DC, area, while many buildings on the agency’s White Oak, MD, campus were included on the General Services Administration’s initial list of “non-core” government properties for disposal.

Biopharma Deal Metrics Declined Across The Board In 2024

INFOGRAPHIC: 2024 was a particularly quiet year for biopharma M&A, with no buyouts reaching the $5bn threshold, while alliance volume and valuations declined compared to 2023, as well.