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Regenerative Medicines: a paradigm shift in healthcare. Spring 11

By Michael Werner, Morrie Ruffin and Elizabeth West
The regenerative medicine market offers phenomenal opportunities for growth in the next few decades. However, there are still major issues to be addressed to enable this nascent industry ...
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The Post Genomic Era; what does it all mean? Spring 11

By Dr Chris Torrance
Information may no longer be a bottleneck to understanding and tackling complex genetic diseases such as cancer. For those who cut their research teeth not so very long ago, before PCR wa...
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The future of molecular diagnostics for cancer. Spring 11

By Dr Cliff Murray Drug Discovery
The pharmaceutical industry is still struggling to cure cancer despite pouring enormous resources into the search for new treatments. We take a look at the some of the current technologie...
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The Personalized Medicine Coalition. Spring 11

The Personalized Medicine Coalition (PMC), representing a broad spectrum of academic, industrial, patient, provider, and payer communities, seeks to advance the understanding and adoption...
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Protein biomarker immunoassays : opportunities and challenges Winter 10

By Dr M. Walid Qoronfleh and Dr Klaus Lindpaintner
With the biopharma industry under heavy pressure, transforming the scientific interchange between the laboratory and the clinic is exceedingly critical. Realising the costly toll of drug ...
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THERANOSTICS an emerging tool in drug discovery and commercialisation. Fall 02

By Dr Ian Gilham
The increasing cost of healthcare along with new opportunities for improved treatments puts ever increasing pressures on healthcare budgets. In recent years the diagnostic industry in par...
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Biomarkers make their mark on current research and drug development trends. Summer 10

By Stéphane Parent and Dr Gregory Cosentino
Biomarkers continue to become increasingly relevant in research and healthcare applications, as evidenced by the global market for products involved in their identification, validation, a...
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Personalised medicine market and regulatory landscape. Summer 10

By Dr Enal Razvi and Dr Patricia Hurley
Over the past several years, there has been continuing interest in the deployment of personalised medicine via the development of companion diagnostics/therapeutics. The leading edge of t...
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Companion Diagnostics in the pharmaceutical industry part II: business models. Summer 10

By Dr Stephen Naylor and Toby Cole There is an emerging consensus that the development of Companion Diagnostics appears to offer a set of tools as well as the portent of relevant biological and clinical information that ad... Read more...

Overview of Companion Diagnostics in the Pharmaceutical Industry. Spring 10

By Dr Stephen Naylor and Toby Cole Current escalating costs of drug discovery, development and drug launch continue to concern the pharmaceutical sector. This has been compounded by the advent of personalised medicine and ... Read more...

Biomarker signal definition. Winter 08

By Dr Gordon F. Kapke and Dr Nigel Brown Due to the numerous challenges in the industry, pharmaceutical companies are examining all aspects of the drug development process and rebuilding their associated business models as neces... Read more...

Protein BIOMARKER strategies. Fall 03

By Dr Steven Bodovitz and Dr Scott D. Patterson The potential for parallel protein-based analyses to define a new era in diagnostics and drug development is generating considerable excitement in the field of proteomics. However, the di... Read more...

Genetics, Pipelines and Personalised Medicine. Winter 06

By Dr John W. Hooper Genetic linkage studies have long been the standard for researching the genetics associated with heritable diseases. Recently, however, scientists have begun to realise the benefits of wh... Read more...

Personalised Medicine: what’s in it for big pharma? Winter 05

By Dr Stephen Little “There is nothing more difficult to take in hand, more perilous to conduct, or more uncertain in its success, than to take the lead in the introduction of a new order of things. Because... Read more...