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The Importance of Diversity of Supply in Rare Diseases Markets
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Join OHE for two exciting seminars, one on MCDA and the other on shifts in investment in R&D. OHE invites you to join us for two lunchtime seminars in early December. On 7 December, Prof Larry Philips of LSE will…
Join OHE for two exciting seminars, one on MCDA and the other on shifts in investment in R&D.
OHE invites you to join us for two lunchtime seminars in early December.
On 7 December, Prof Larry Philips of LSE will report on the development of MCDA by the EMA’s Benefit-Risk Project, an effort he has been leading. Using case studies, he will explain how MCDA can be used to improve both the quality and transparency of decision making. Click here for more information and to register.
On 8 December, Prof Massimo Riccaboni, University of Trento, will present the results of the groundbreaking analysis he published recently on the relationship between shifts in investment to more difficult areas of science and productivity in R&D in the pharmaceutical industry. He also will report results comparing productivity of US- and European-based companies, discussing the implications for EU R&D and industrial policy. Click here for more information and to register.
We look forward to your participation.
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