Insulet, an innovative medical device company, has received FDA approval for its Omnipod Go system. Unlike Medtronic’s MimMed 780G pump, which also received FDA approval this week, the Omnipod Go system is for use by patients with Type 2 diabetes.
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The mini-MD: For biopharma professionals
As you may know, the mini-MD (Mini Medical School), providing a comprehensive, intensive, and sophisticated overview of the world of medicine, is designed for biopharma professionals who are not otherwise medically trained. Some doctors have also taken the program (CME credit is earned) and you can find their testimonials at https://bit.ly/3mVJlll.
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Innovative Strategies to Strengthen Interdepartmental Communication and Collaboration
In today's fast-paced and ever-changing business environment, effective interdepartmental communication and collaboration are more critical than ever before. When teams within an organization work together seamlessly, the result is improved efficiency, increased productivity, and a stronger competitive advantage.
#FierceMadness is back and down to the sweet sixteen
Once again, Fierce Pharma is running its Fierce Madness tournament for the best drug advertisement of the year. Currently down to the sweet sixteen, click here to take a moment to check out the competition.
10 notable medications losing exclusivity in the US in 2023
One of the most notable drugs that recently lost its US exclusivity was Abbvie’s Humira. Humira generated $18.62 billion in US sales in 2022. Others expected to join them this year are Johnson & Johnson’s Stelara, $6.39 billion US sales in 2022, Takeda’s Vyvanse, $2.53 billion US sales in 2022, Sanofi’s Aubagio, $1.5 billion US sales in 2022 and Roche’s Actemra, $1.2 billion US sales in 2022.
The Bandish Group has been recognized as one of the 50 Most Admired Companies of the Year
The Silicon Review has recognized The Bandish Group as one of the 50 most admired companies of the year. As a boutique life sciences executive search firm, The Bandish Group, has an excellent team with a proven and solid track record of influencing customer relations at all levels and matching talent with opportunities.
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Congratulations to Jackie Bandish, a Top 10 Inspiring Women Leader
High Blood Pressure Medication Recall
Most Sought-After Biopharma Employers in 2023
BioSpace has revealed the top life sciences organizations that have been selected as Best Places to Work in 2023.
Items most important to responders include workplace flexibility (namely remote work options), work-home balance awareness, cultures of inclusion and progressive diversity, and equity and inclusion (DEI) policies.
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FDA clears Wandercraft's exoskeleton for stroke patient rehab
Abbott partners with Blood Centers of America to boost blood donations
In an effort to improve the blood donation rates of people under the age of 30, Abbott has teamed with the Blood Centers of America to unveil a mixed-reality, VR-like experience for blood donation. The mixed reality setup allows participants to visit gardens full of trees and flowers while listening to soothing music during the blood donation experience.
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Thea Pharma received FDA approval
Thea Pharma, the U.S. subsidiary of France’s Laboratoires Théa, has received FDA approval for a preservative-free version of latanoprost formulations used to lower elevated intraocular pressure in the eyes.
Many companies currently sell latanoprost eye drops in the US but the existing options contain preservatives such as benzalkonium chloride that studies have shown to be potentially damaging to the eye surface.
Roche’s Pharma CEO is leaving
Bill Anderson, Roche’s current pharma CEO and former Genentech CEO will be leaving Roche at the end of 2022. Anderson has been in his current role since 2019 and is leaving to “pursue other opportunities.”
Thomas Schinecker, who is slated to become Roche’s new CEO in March will take over as Pharma CEO until a replacement is found.