Sepsis is characterised as life-threatening and fast-progressing organ dysfunction caused by a dysregulated host response to infection. Sepsis shares several clinical manifestations with COVID-19, making …

For all the extraordinary innovations made in the field of medical science, in many ways we are still working in the dark. Take renal transplants. …

Gathering user insights should be a key part of any medical device development. Understanding your user’s context of use, behaviours and views can allow you …

The two years since COVID struck, have seen virtual auditing checks and inspections take the place of on-site visits. Some auditors believe that the tools …

Innovation in process and bioreactor technology, a better understanding of cell lines, advances in analytical methods and equipment, continuous processing, and single-use technologies, have accelerated, …

Growing demand for small-batch processing poses new challenges for the life sciences sector. Adapting to variances while maintaining quality, efficiency and adherence to aseptic processing …

Over the past two decades, pharma’s acute focus on the patient has driven great innovation and investment in ways to deliver active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) …

If you were to ask a member of the public “what is the world’s most counterfeited product?”, it’s highly likely they’ll say designer handbags or …

In recent years, converging healthcare trends have been creating more empowered patients. Before the pandemic, patients could already monitor their own condition through connected devices …

Patient centricity in clinical operations and study adherence is growing in popularity. A patient-centric approach means that the needs of patients are placed at the …