www.globalchange.com Future trends in the pharmaceutical industry. Lack of innovation in pharma companies and empty product pipeline. Generic competition and product recalls. Drug development and novel substances. Large molecule and small molecule therapeutics. Risk profiles and clinical trials. Side effects, gene profile typing and pharmacogenomics. Health care, wellness, enhanced performance and lifestyle drugs. Patent expiry and intellectual property protection. Legal challenges and research scandals. Biogenerics and large molecule therapeutics. Cellular mechanisms of disease. Unmet needs. Government purchasing policies, future of medicare and health insurance cover. Online pharmacy price pressures. Over the counter and pharmacists – pharmacy products. Neutraceuticals and cosmetics. Search for new treatment blockbusters. Chronic disease, childhood disease, vaccines and orphan therapies. Rheumatoid and asthma. Antibiotics and multiple drug resistance problems. Search for powerful antiviral therapy. Future health funding and ageing populations. Contrast with emerging markets. Health economics treatment access and justice issues. Pharmacogenomics and gene prophecy. Ethical issues in pharmaceuticals. HIV and AIDS. Patrick Dixon, conference keynote speaker and futurist.
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I know something simular, but better, plants (without the poison suit)
You know what, I put seeds in the soil … and give them what they need. Prices, dollars, profits … and what is the result, my mom was almost killed by those cheerful coulered containers.
hi sir eeeeeeeeeeexellent
Hi
Well, my friend, most drugs on the market, including antimalarial drugs, are affordable.
But unfortunately, anticancer drugs (chemotherapy) are usually not affordable; this is partly due to difficulty in developing and synthesis of anticancer drugs due to complex nature of tumours!
Also…a small sample of an Antibody, for example, costs > $500, and research doctors have to spend years in the laboratory and most of the times, the outcome is unsuccessful!
Hope this clarifies the issue…
Hi
If you know how much it costs to market a new drug then surely you would know the types of profits the pharmaceutical industry makes at the expense of sick people.
Yes in my country they are not allowed to advertise directly, but indirectly through GPs, Doctors, Nurses, NHS etc they are, i have no problem with that as long as the medicine is cost effective and has minimal side effects preferably one that wont kill you. Why do you defend these privately owned companies?
Hi
If you knew how much it costs to market a new drug, you would have not said such a thing!
In some countries in Europe, including Great Britain, pharmaceutical companies are not allowed to advertise any prescription-medicines, and can only advertise over-the-counter medicines!
In States, however, many prescrption-medicines can be advertised to the general public and this benefits the patients, as newer medicines may have greater therapeutic effectiveness and less adverse effects!
keyword is TREAT diseases not cure because sadly diseases=profit
SCREW THE MONEY MAKING PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY FFS!!
Medicines should be available for everyone at a cost effective price, all these pharmaceutical companies care about profits and only that. They dont care if your son or wife gets better or if they die due to a side effect from their ‘medicine’.
These pharmacy companies are among the most ruthless in the world….Just one of many things wrong in this world.
Sales, sales sales!! We all know that pharmaceutical companies couldn’t care less about people’s health. It’s ALL about profits, and nothing else. I don’t know how these idiots can sleep at night, knowing that they are responsible for the death many people.
For those who have access to electronic journals, I highly recommend Prof. Karren Hassell’s articles on the Future of the Pharmaceutical Industry!
Good research. I do admit, its tough for these Pharmacy companies.
Codex Alimentarius really relates to food safety and relates issues. It will need adjustment to include neutraceuticals as they develop – foods with active pharmaceutical – like ingredients.
what are your thoughts pertaining Codex alimentarius Dr .Dixon??
The pharmaceutical industry will soon fail since they are running out of things to invent. Epigenetics and the new energy medicine will replace it at a fraction of the cost. Because of the internet, new low cost solutions to old problems that don’t require pharmaceuticals, are now available. For example check out MMS Clo2.
Thanks. Well 75% of total health care spending is on those over 65 years old – and probably a similar proportion of drug treatment costs.
This certainly is an interesting industry. I didn’t know 75% of usage of drugs was from the older population.
common sense is not that common as one would think ! I’d go and support 2 & 3
Thanks for your kind words. Patrick
amazing points. Thank you Dr. Dixon
Do comment and rate this video (top left) – both help others to find what is useful. I do read every comment but with over 11 million web users on my sites I can only reply to some posts. Thanks. Patrick