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European Medicines Agencies Network Strategy to 2028
Leadership from EMA and INFARMED / HMA explain and explore EMANS to 2028 in this Q&A.
Clinical Trial Representation: Progress or the Muddy Middle?
Overcoming misalignment, operational inertia, and DEI fatigue in pursuit of more diverse and representative clinical trials.
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Autumn’s Leukemia Story: Regimens, Recovery, and Realizations
Pediatric leukemia survivor explains lessons learned about herself, her family, and about patient engagement, through her journey.
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people_outlineLearn MoreCasey Walker
“There were a few of her patients who were victims of substance abuse, and seeing how my aunt provided care for them inspired me to discover methods to treat victims such as these with a career in pharmacy.”Doctor of Pharmacy Candidate, Howard University
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people_outlineLearn MoreJingsong Wang
“We still have a lot of unmet medical and patient needs that can only be addressed when the community (including researchers, physicians, and policymakers) decide to work together. This is happening more and more in recent years, the outcomes of which you see in some of the most advanced medicines and healthcare systems available today.”CEO, Harbour BioMed
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people_outlineLearn MoreKim Quaintance-Lunn
“The greatest challenge in my view is the lack of harmonization among global health authorities. I will moderate that statement by saying that we should not harmonize for the sake of harmonization. We should harmonize to the best practice.”Vice President and Head, Regulatory Policy, North American Regulatory Affairs, Bayer
“There were a few of her patients who were victims of substance abuse, and seeing how my aunt provided care for them inspired me to discover methods to treat victims such as these with a career in pharmacy.”