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The assumption is often made that when someone works in ‘life sciences’ that they work […]
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Leaders can come from a range of different backgrounds and often have different leadership styles and approaches. However, if we take a deeper look into the building blocks, it is clear there are some key characteristics that most successful leaders have in common.
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Here are some of the biggest discoveries this century, from 2000 to the present day.
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Canary Wharf is synonymous with high-rise office buildings and some of the country’s leading businesses, but it is now establishing itself as the UK’s centre for life sciences.
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The latest study from the US has now shown a nasal spray could be the most effective therapy against the illness to date.
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NICE has said antibacterials cefiderocol and ceftazidime–avibactam could become the first drugs to be accredited for use under a new subscription-style payment model.
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To understand precision medicine and its benefits, we need to explore the concept in relation to what has in some circles been retroactively named “imprecise” medicine.
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A major aspect of the field is to take new scientific and medical discoveries and adapt them for use in alternative fields.
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Here are some top tips when setting up or working for a startup in the life sciences sector, with examples of both successful and less successful firms.
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Orders for prescriptions often use the abbreviation Rx, but for people who are not doctors and pharmacists, it can be unclear as to what the abbreviation actually means.
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As the Covid-19 situation gradually moves from a pandemic to what most experts believe will be an endemic situation, the methods of treating the disease are also shifting.
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In a milestone achievement for xenotransplantation, a man with terminal heart disease received the first-ever genetically engineered heart transplant from a non-human donor.
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