Have Ever Met Someone who Made Your Medicine?
It’s very easy to like and respect someone in person who helped you during your illness. After all, the person just made your pain go away and/or saved your life. It’s natural to feel grateful and express your feelings with words and gesture
Now is the Time to Act for the Pharma Industry.
The current events are proving conclusively what the keen observers have been predicting for years i.e. you can not ignore the public sentiment forever. If the resentment is suppressed and built up long enough, the eventual manifestation of that sentiment will not be
Should it be “The Wellness Sector” rather than “The Pharmaceutical Industry”?
I did a quick survey. I’m using the term “survey” very loosely here. What I did was ask few of my friends to tell me the first word that came to their mind when they hear the phrase “The Pharmaceutical Industry”. I’m not
The Braves and the Unsung Heroes
The Pharmaceutical Companies are evil, greedy, cold-hearted, sneaky, clandestine, and rotten. They don’t care about anything other than the bottom-line. Nothing good ever comes out of the pharma companies. They are responsible for most of what’s wrong with the healthcare of the society.
What do you say to people who think “Big Pharma” is hiding a cure for cancer from us?
There’s this brilliant scientist, Dr. Jennifer McFly, who leads a team of other brilliant people working out of East Snow Dump, Massachusetts site of the Big Pharma company. These people are very smart. I mean they were glasses, lab coats, know how to use pipettes, can
Are diseases deliberately spread as experiments for the pharmaceutical industry?
This type of questions get asked a lot, aren’t they? Here’s my answer which I’d posted on Quora. Yes. It is true. As a matter of fact, it has happened in the past and we have 123 minutes video evidence of how the whole
Cost of Developing a New Drug
When you google “cost of developing a new drug”, you get over 197,000,000 results. Some of the top search results are from Scientific American, Forbes, JAMA, Policy& Medicine, Wikipedia,and New England Journal of Medicine, among others. In the images section, you mostly get a bunch of graphs and tables. Youtube also gives an
Episode 4 – Continuous Manufacturing and Rare Events with Prof Bernhardt Trout
Professor Trout directs the Molecular Engineering Laboratory and Novartis-MIT Center for Continuous Manufacturing at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA. He is considered one of the pioneers to pave the way for the continuous manufacturing in the highly complex and regulated field of