Monthly Archives: June 2007

How About Some Macromanagement?

Posted on June 27, 2007 by Mark Senak

There is no shortage of members of Congress who are hot to oversee the FDA activities – Congressman Henry Waxman, Senator Charles Grassley and Congressman Bart Stupak, to name but a few.  I do not begrudge anyone from holding a … Continue reading →

Posted in Current Affairs | 2 Comments

New Media and Pharma – An Intermittent Series

Posted on June 25, 2007 by Mark Senak

Feed me! A few weeks ago, I was speaking to a group about pharmaceutical companies and new media.  I have written posts on this blog about the slowness with which the industry has embraced new media – with some putting … Continue reading →

Posted in Tutorial | 3 Comments

Weekly Roundup – 6-22-07

Posted on June 22, 2007 by Mark Senak

Yee Ha – Summer came at us this week and boy it was hot at the start!  Summers in Washington have a few perks, however.  Traffic is way down.  Congress leaves town.  The produce is great.  And of course, like … Continue reading →

Posted in Weekly Roundup | 1 Comment

Two More Approvable Letters Issued

Posted on June 21, 2007 by Mark Senak

Wow – the approvable letters are flying off the shelves.  If you are not familiar with approvable letters, see my posting "What Does Approvable Mean?"  Or you may wish to listen to my podcast on the subject of approvable letters.  … Continue reading →

Posted in Approvable Letters | Comments Off on Two More Approvable Letters Issued

Europe Lags in Feeds – FDA Wins!

Posted on June 21, 2007 by Mark Senak

As you know, I am proponent of the use of feeds to spread information and have written frequently on the topic.  Feeds are an extremely efficient method for disseminating news and conform to the way people are using the Internet … Continue reading →

Posted in Current Affairs | Comments Off on Europe Lags in Feeds – FDA Wins!