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UK companies get injection from first private Covid vaccine clinic

Author: Chris Wheal

The UK’s first non-NHS corporate Covid vaccine clinic gives 10 people the Pfizer jab.

IPHA and IDA Ireland slam EU for making US more attractive than Europe

Author: Chris Wheal

US regulation “has become more agile, more responsive”, while the EU “has moved in the opposite direction”, warns Michael Lohan.

Preventing fraud and corruption in pharma and life sciences

Author: Chris Wheal

Fraud, bribery and corruption are big risks for pharma and life sciences firms – distribution and supply chains across continents are ripe for errors and abuse

Ireland’s pharma sector bags the Brexit benefit as trade surplus soars

Author: Chris Wheal

Latest figures show pharmaceutical products accounted for almost half of all Ireland’s growing exports and more than 80% of the country’s trade surplus

Women in Pharma’s Sarah Sowerby: My career so far

Author: Chris Wheal

Sarah Sowerby is founder of healthcare content agency Wordbird and co-founder of Women in Pharma.

Lies, damn lies and NHS statistics

Author: Chris Wheal

It’s a shame the NHS feels the need to tackle the lies of anti-vaxxers with lies of its own. It’s no way to build trust in vaccines and faith in the system.

International Women’s Day: Beyond bikini medicine and the gender pay gap for women in pharma

Author: Chris Wheal

With International Women’s Day tomorrow, Pharma news looks at whether the glass ceiling is being broken and speaks to Women in Pharma about its Beyond Bikini Medicine campaign and how to inspire and empower women in the industry.

Women in Pharma’s Miriam Kenrick: my career so far

Author: Chris Wheal

Miriam Kenrick is co-founder of Women in Pharma but for her day job she is vice president marketing EMEA at eye health specialist Santen. Pharma News caught up with to find who and what inspired her.

Do bad bosses stop you doing good deeds?

Author: Chris Wheal

Mean or abusive bosses can harm their employees’ desire to do good deeds outside the workplace, research from Dublin’s Trinity Business School has revealed. But do we believe them?