Newsletter | December 14, 2024

12.14.24 -- Life Science Leader Best Of November

NOVEMBER'S BEST FEATURED EDITORIAL

A Bioethicist Weighs In On Obesity Drugs

Anne Zimmerman, editor-in-chief of the Columbia University online journal, Voices in Bioethics, discusses her concerns over the use of GLP-1 weight loss drugs in the U.S.

Why Job Rotations Are Critical To Shaping Tomorrow's Leaders

Job rotations provide an opportunity for promising, high-potential employees to grow and learn new parts of the business. Kristina Fusella describes the challenges and multifactorial benefits of job rotations as a tool for leadership development at Novo Nordisk.

AI, PoS, And ROI: An Alphabet Soup Of 21st Century Drug Development

Explore part two of a two-part series that identifies current uses of AI in drug discovery and development and assesses whether AI tools improve the probability of success and likelihood of drug approval.

NOVEMBER'S BEST INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

Johnson & Johnson To Invest $2B On New Biologics Facility In Wilson, NJ

Gain insight into the promising life sciences investment a global healthcare and medtech company is planning to make for a new biologics manufacturing facility focusing on the production of mAbs.

Key Potential Drug Launches In 2025

Explore key drugs anticipated for 2025, spanning oncology, neurology, autoimmune disorders, and infectious diseases, with potential for significant market impact and new treatment paradigms.

Outsourcing Data Management: Challenges And Benefits

Life sciences companies are grappling with a deluge of data. Yet strategic data management outsourcing offers potential benefits amidst regulatory and interoperability hurdles.