Monthly Archives: June 2014

Weekly Roundup 6.27.14

Well, I am late again with the Weekly Roundup and I once again seek forgiveness. I didn’t even get much time to tweet!  It has been a rowdy few weeks and the summer is shaping up to be unruly.  We … Continue reading

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How a Watch Can Result in More OTC Switches

Remember when your phone was just a phone?  You flipped it open and made a call.  It also may have told you the time, but you primarily used it for talking to people.  Today you actually use it in ways … Continue reading

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Guidance on Two Social Media Fronts from FDA’s OPDP

For four and half years now FDA’s OPDP has endeavored to devise answers to 5 questions raised during a public hearing on the Internet, Social Media and Pharma and Device Manufacturers held in April 2009.  Finally, on a day when … Continue reading

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Join Me for a Webinar – Communications Implications of the Sunshine Act Data

I don’t usually do adverts here on the blog – in fact never, but you may remember a posting I did a few months back on the communications implications of the Sunshine Act implementation.  There is room to be expansive … Continue reading

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Weekly Roundup 6.13.14

It is hot.  It is humid.  Mosquitoes have begun to make their presence known.  Thunder and rain showers occur almost daily.  Summer is truly here.  And we are making our way rapidly to my favorite day of the year – … Continue reading

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