Monthly Archives: April 2007

Weekly Roundup – 4/20/07

Cheers all!  It is time for the Weekly Roundup – where I overview several of the events from the week.  I’ve been in London all week where the weather has been much nicer than anything that was happening in windy, … Continue reading

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Who’s in Favor of Safer Drugs?

The answer is probably simple.    The answer is probably everyone. I think all can agree on that.  This week, as PDUFA is being discussed on the Hill, Consumer Reports released a poll of approximately 1000 individuals in a phone … Continue reading

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New Media – Feeds and Aggregators

The pharmaceutical industry has been slow to embrace new media.  There are a number of good reasons for this.  Any highly regulated industry, such as the pharmaceutical industry, has to be careful and concerned when considering new media strategies.  That … Continue reading

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What a Ban on DTC Means for Public Relations

There have been several proposals before Congress which, in one way or another, have the potential to impact the amount of direct-to-consumer advertising (DTC) allowed.   Some would give the FDA authority to restrict such advertising.  Others have called for it … Continue reading

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Building the Case for Product Reimbursement – A Conversation with Kip Piper

Since I have been working in healthcare public affairs, there has been a tremendous shift in the way that communications teams need to think about supporting products in the market place.  It occurs to me that earlier and earlier in … Continue reading

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