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regulation than traditional medicines. The generic drug market remains to grow due to the loss of patent defense, on patented drugs. Generic drugs account for 43% of U.S. prescription sales with $12 billion in sales. (Geitona, 2006) Most of...
ethics of relationships between the pharmaceutical industry and the medical profession engaged in anti-HIV/AIDS drugs. Concerns include bias in research funded by the pharmaceutical industry and conflicts of interest with regard to prescrib...
pharmaceutical product, a topical pain remedy using FDA-approved homeopathic ingredients developed for the simple purpose of relieving pain. The company was formed by its parent S-corporation, Peale, Inc. in order to market products nationa...
pharmaceutical industry. Ultimately, CRO is an independent contractor, who assumes the role of sponsor. The sponsor may be the government or it may be a non-profit organization, university or private pharmaceutical company. Sometimes the sp...
DEVELOPMENT OF A BUSINESS PLAN FOR PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY26 4.1 Company Overview26 4.1.1 Legal Business Description26 4.1.2 Legal Form of Business26 4.1.3 Vision26 4.1.4 Mission Statement27 4.2 Management Team28 4.2.1 President and Chief Ex...
Pharmaceutical Companies According to Bale (2005), the primary social responsibility of pharmaceutical companies is to develop new drugs. The responsibilities of pharmaceutical companies that differ from other companies include obligations ...
SWOT Analysis of a Pharmaceutical Company Introduction Pfizer is an American multinational research based pharmaceutical company whose headquarters is in Newyork City. Pfizer produces and develops medicines which help to treat and prevent a...