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October 2007

Features

Employers

5 Things Employers Want to Know About Biologics

Can a determination of the value of biologics really be boiled down to a handful of issues? According to our sample of purchasers, the number of issues that really counts in the realm of biologics is just 5.
William Atkinson
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Venture Capital

Where VC Fears to Tread

In recent years, venture capitalists have been less willing to place bets on preclinical technologies. Major drug manufacturers, flush with cash but increasingly bereft of blockbusters, are stepping into the breach. So are established biotech companies. Here’s a look at how the changing sources and timing of investments are helping to shape biotech’s future.
Patrick Mullen
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Diagnostics

Biogenetic Tests Emerge From Their Chrysalis

As technology improves, barriers to payment are beginning to fall for costly diagnostic tests that may identify good candidates for even pricier therapies. Part 1 of 2.
John Carroll
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Specialty Pharmacy

Learning To Love Your Specialty Pharmacy: Perspectives on a New Business Relationship

The key to a smooth relationship lies in understanding the SP’s capabilities and determining its role in your organization’s success.
Stephen Lash, PharmD
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Clinical

A Renewed Emphasis on Therapeutic Angiogenesis Research for CAD

Up to now, unblocking clogged arteries for so-called no-option patients with coronary artery disease or congestive heart failure hasn’t been possible. Angiogenesis research, despite previous setbacks, may be the answer for this group of patients.
Jack Jacobs, PhD
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Departments

Openers

Small Investments, Big Payoffs

Could it be this simple?
Michael D. Dalzell
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Editorial

Choosing the Right Tool

David B. Nash, MD, MBA, on the four basic tool groups.
David B. Nash, MD, MBA
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Washington Watch

Traversing the Landscape of Project BioShield

Help traversing the Valley of Death.
John Carroll
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Diagnostics and Devices

MAYA-II and Molecular Computing

DNA plays games.
Bob Carlson, MHA
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DrugTrack

Approvals, FDA Actions, Clinical Trials

FDA approvals and other actions, plus results of key clinical trials.
Bob Carlson, MHA
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Biotech Business

Phase 4 Research Grows Despite Lack of FDA Oversight

Who’s pushing postmarketing studies?
Amanda Brower
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Corporate Spotlight

Biologics Provide Hope For Immune System Disorders

Patients tell the story and ask for appropriate access
Jill Marquardt, MBA
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Trends

Specialty Drugs Continue To Drive Spending Growth

Specialty drugs drive spending growth.
Amy Krajacic
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