Category Archives: Core Learnings

“The Best Drug Companies Of The Past 15 Years?”

Posted on February 14, 2012 by Terry McCormick

Matt Herper in Forbes’ “the Medicine Show” posts a point of view by Bernard Munos on what firms have done best in terms of approved drugs since 1995.  The link is here (http://onforb.es/zb6xgu), as are my comments on this provocative topic.  … Continue reading →

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Continued laments on R&D performance

Posted on February 12, 2011 by Terry McCormick

Poor performance of Pharma R&D seems to have never left the newsservices or the hearts of all in the industry.  It is interesting to see the stories of 2011 echoing back for a decade.  Here are some current “news” items … Continue reading →

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Outsourced R&D… a flawed Architecture?

Posted on February 9, 2011 by Terry McCormick

Outsourced R&D – pro and con arguments (mostly con but interesting) Continue reading →

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