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    Oseltamivir: A Case Study

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    European Medicines Agency (EMA) followed soon afterwards. A pharmaceutical company Roche launched oseltamivir in the global market with Tamiflu as its brand name. In 2007 alone this pharmaceutical company was producing 400 million doses of the drug with a market value of 2.2 billion US dollars, and benefitted by more than 18 billion US dollars since the launch of the drug. Synthesis from shikimic acid In the pharmaceutical industry, shikimic acid (3,4,5-trihydroxy-1-cyclohexene-1-carboxylic…

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    Johnson & Johnson is the largest manufacture of health care products worldwide which include pharmaceutical, and medical devices and consumer goods. Johnson & Johnson has been in the manufacturing business for over 100 years with many more years to come without a quality management system this company would not be able to maintain their position in the production industry. There are many factors that go into quality management of any organization such as quality control, quality practices,…

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    prices, consumers may actually pay a different rate. Industries and companies want to see just how much consumers will pay, so they can collect as much as they can in revenue for their goods and services. “While these prices are set by the companies, price discrimination occur as many goods are similar, but sold at independent or other prices from the same provider”(Boundless, 2016). A lot of drug research and generation is done in the pharmaceutical field driving a massive cost for companies…

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    often skewed towards research that will make money, rather than to fulfill a need. Pharmaceutical industries are notorious for neglecting to devote funds to diseases that don’t affect large enough populations to make a profit (Orphan drugs) or when their market is not rich enough to warrant such research (such is the case with many diseases in developing countries that receive little to no funding from pharmaceutical companies). A more egalitarian system would help these disenfranchised groups…

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    In addition, Conrad, touches on popular human conditions such as erectile dysfunction, ADHD, and even short stature. According to Conrad (2007), “the impact of medical professionals on medicalization has diminished. Instead, the pharmaceutical and biotechnical industries, insurance companies and HMOs, and the patient as consumer have become the major forces promoting medicalization.” Medication for erectile…

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    create a customer by using two main business functions being marketing and innovation. Walter Strathmeyer, an intellectual German biochemist who founded Biostrath, articulated the brand’s positioning as a leading household name in the pharmaceutical and supplement industry, using the basic functions of marketing and innovation. In this critique, I discuss how Biostrath garnered this success. In doing so, I will tackle this through the evaluation of how Biostrath focuses on marketing…

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    The use of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors(SSARIs) in the psychopharmacological approach to managing depressive and other related conditions, presents a huge moral problem for the corporate model of medicine and pharmaceutical usage .The Pharma industry are morally obliged to provide correct and updated information on the efficacy of these drugs I'm pumping on this child, there is a huge disconnect on information pertaining efficacy and side effect and the real importance of these…

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    Female Sexual Dysfunction

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    to suspect the pharmaceutical company was taking advantage of women when the results of Alista…

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    Pfizer Executive Summary

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    organization as a whole, with interviews from two colleagues in two different business units: Development Operations (GIP) and the Business Analytics & Insight (GEP). Overall, it is evident that Pfizer, as a consequence of being a heavily regulated pharmaceutical industry, must use scientific data to ensure that the products we make are safe and effective. My assessment concluded that, as expected, there are many moving parts to getting a product out in the market and that Pfizer is using…

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    Might E-Cigarette Analysis

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    The emergence of electronic cigarettes has had a drastic effect on all cultures today. Starting in a Chinese pharmaceutical lab in year 2000 to growing into over a billion-dollar industry today the e-cig market has grown expontionally in a very short amount of time. With such booming growth some call for regulations on the goods while others may argue it is too early for the FDA to get involved, again. Many articles have been written on the subject but “Smoking Kills, and So Might E-Cigarette…

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