DIA: Driving Insights to Action
Science:Life Sciences
“As biosimilars receive FDA approval and more and more become available to patients, we're beginning to see a greater understanding and appreciation for these medicines as lower cost options,” explains Dr. Hillel Cohen, executive director of scientific affairs in the Sandoz division of Novartis and Sandoz representative to the education committee of the US Biosimilars Council. “You are not being switched to a new medication. You're being kept on the same medication that's being made by a different manufacturer.”
DIAmond Session 201: International Regulatory Convergence, Collaboration & Cooperation
Executive FDA Leadership Reviews & Previews PDUFA Reauthorization
“Biosimilars have at last come of age in the United States”
Mission, History & Opportunity Attracts New DIA Americas Leadership
Clinical & Real-World Data: Is AI the Missing Link?
TransCelerate Moves Clinical QMS from Vision to Conceptual Framework
Executive Director Shares New CTTI Strategic Plan to Improve Clinical Trials
Who Determines the Price of Medicines – and How?
“An Urgent Imperative Now to Learn Quickly”: DIA 2016 Co-Chair Dr. Gigi Hirsch
Industry-Patient Relations: Culture Change or Culture Shock?
Every Journey Begins with a First Step: DIA Patient Engagement
“Outbreaks are inevitable. Pandemics are preventable.” – DIA 2016 Keynote Speaker Dr. Larry Brilliant
Growing Irrelevancy of Pre- versus Post-Market Divide for EU Medical Devices
Crossroads in Europe: Access from a Market and HTA Perspective
A Visionary Takes the Helm at DIA Europe, Middle East & Africa (DIA EMEA)
Steps to Meet the “Big Quality” Challenge of “Big Data”
Innovation: Can it Span the “Efficacy versus Effectiveness Gap”?
Dr. Kemal Malik Ponders “Is Innovation Always the Answer?”
EMA Senior Medical Officer Explains “Access versus Evidence Tradeoff”
DIA 2016 Co-Chair: "A Market for Ideas" in a Global Forum
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