Stephanie Sutton was an assistant editor at Pharmaceutical Technology Europe.
Illegal equipment puts pharma workers in danger
November 6th 2009The prevalence of substandard or counterfeit safety products and personal protective equipment (PPE) has become a "very serious" problem in the UK, according to the British Safety Industry Federation (BSIF), and could be putting workers in the pharma industry at risk.
Pfizer accused of corporate arrogance
October 30th 2009A complaint submitted to the Federal Trade Commission has referred to Pfizer's acquisition of Wyeth as "potentially monopolistic" and has urged the Commission to see that "the proposed merger is not in the public interest and is in conflict with a wide range of President Obama's objectives".
Counterfeit medicines more profitable than heroin
October 23rd 2009The European Fine Chemicals Group (EFCG) gave an update of some of its activities at a press conference held at CPhI Worldwide (Spain) last week, and revealed some disturbing facts regarding counterfeit APIs, which the group is particularly concerned about.
EFCG: Counterfeit Medicines More Profitable than Heroin
October 22nd 2009The European Fine Chemicals Group (EFCG) gave an update of some of its activities at a press conference held at CPhI Worldwide (Spain) last week, and revealed some disturbing facts regarding counterfeit APIs, which the group is particularly concerned about.
Implanted capsule the future of drug delivery?
October 9th 2009A new drug delivery method developed by scientists could enable prescription drugs to be buried inside the body where drug release could be prompted by a biological trigger, such as a drop in blood sugar levels, or activated manually with a pulse of light.
EMEA to fully implement Product Information Management
October 2nd 2009The EMEA intends to fully implement its Product Information Management (PIM) approach, an initiative designed to improve information management, into the centralized procedure within 2 years, according to a statement of intent from the agency.