Supply Chain
Long wait times, crowded waiting rooms, and frustrated staff are often symptoms of inefficient workflows driven by physical space constraints.…
The Food and Drug Administration recently approved Vemlidy, a once-daily treatment for patients with compensated liver disease caused by chronic hepatitis B virus.
Trucking companies are optimistic President-elect Donald Trump will boost road spending and address a controversial safety regulation set to take effect next year, reports The Wall Street Journal.
As the healthcare industry moves from a fee-for-service model to value-based care, controlling spend on high-value supplies is more critical than ever. The use of automation and data analytics allows supply chain leaders to transform data into actionable insights that…
The Food and Drug Administration cemented a final rule Tuesday updating regulations to its citizen petitions. reports the Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society.
Bristol-Myers Squibb paid $100 million upfront for the rights to Japanese drugmaker Nitto Denko's experimental fibrosis drug, reports Reuters.
A recent decision by the Food and Drug Administration will allow Keryx Biopharmaceuticals to overcome a large obstacle in the manufacturing of its kidney drug Auryxia, according to the Boston Business Journal.
The Food and Drug Administration is in the midst of a two-day hearing to discuss whether drug companies and devicemakers should be allowed to promote unapproved uses of medical products to physicians, reports Star Tribune.
While a majority of the trucking industry is scaling back on shipping capacities due to low demand and weak pricing throughout most of 2016, Lowell, Ark.-based J.B. Hunt Transport Services will add hundreds of trucks to its fleet in 2017, reports…
The Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply Risk Index shows risk is growing in global supply chains.
The recent closure of a Canadian nuclear reactor could diminish the global supply of a radioactive material used in medical imaging tests, according to Inside Science.