Pharma's Almanac
Since launching in 2015, Pharma’s Almanac, published by Nice Insight, has established itself as a top resource for industry insights. It focuses on the most dynamic markets, active business sectors, and significant players in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology field. Pharma's Almanac is your essential destination for industry news, featuring thorough analyses of research and development, manufacturing, supply chain issues, future technologies, along with daily press releases and weekly news updates. Our website serves as a vibrant hub where informative content meets data. We share our articles through a tri-weekly e-newsletter and also produce a printed magazine every quarter. Our editorial team boasts decades of collective experience in the industry, and with the help of a variety of expert contributors, we ensure that each issue is packed with engaging, fresh, and original information. Pharma’s Almanac was designed to provide key opinion leaders with the insights and data they need to remain competitive in the market.
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3 weeks ago |
pharmasalmanac.com | Cynthia Challener
Why Supply Chain Resilience MattersBiopharmaceutical companies must not only develop safe and effective drugs, but ensure reliable supply of those products once they are on the market. That requires ongoing access to sufficient quantities of high-quality raw materials, manufacturing equipment, and components; continued performance of production facilities; and control over storage and distribution, with all activities meeting regulatory compliance requirements.
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1 month ago |
pharmasalmanac.com | Cynthia Challener
Why Single-Use Technologies? Single-use technologies (SUTs) for biopharmaceutical manufacturing find applications today across all aspects of upstream and downstream processing.
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1 month ago |
pharmasalmanac.com | Cynthia Challener
Historical Focus on IP ProtectionThe birth of the pharmaceutical industry took place in Germany during the mid-19th century, with the United States becoming a major player only in the early 20th century. As the industry matured, competition became fierce, and companies took great measures to protect their research activities and proprietary product data.
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1 month ago |
pharmasalmanac.com | Cynthia Challener
Convoluted Route to the Orphan Drug Act The first use of the term orphan in relation to drugs occurred in the United States in the 1960s and referred to drugs approved for use in adults but not children, likely due to their limited profitability in the smaller market.1 A few years later, the term orphan was applied to drug substances developed prior to passage in 1962 of the Kefauver–Harris Amendments to the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act and for drug products that had been previously marketed...
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1 month ago |
pharmasalmanac.com | Charlotte Hughes
Transforming Biologics Production with Precision FermentationPrecision fermentation harnesses the capabilities of genetically engineered microorganisms — such as yeasts, fungi, and bacteria — to produce a wide range of high-value biomolecules. When properly optimized, precision fermentation processes enable the production of biologic substances with high yield, purity, and consistency.
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