What specialists really think of MSLs
While most specialists view MSLs positively almost a third describe their interactions as average or poor and almost one in three can't spot the difference between an MSL and Sales Rep
While most specialists view MSLs positively almost a third describe their interactions as average or poor and almost one in three can't spot the difference between an MSL and Sales Rep
Following an extended back-and-forth with the PBAC, this pharma appears to be progressing its new treatment towards a PBS listing
Company catches up with how patients who are using this drug in the real world by kicking off a new trial and the upside could be a hike in profits
Slapped with the most serious Code of Conduct breach and reprimanded for a "significant failure" on transparency
The new loans carry an interest rate significantly higher than the ones being replaced
Australia's regulator has handed out a dozen fines for offences involving Eli Lilly's Mounjaro and Olumiant, along with a number of other drugs
This newcomer is set to disrupt a longtime rivalry between two Big Pharmas in a highly competitive space after stunning phase 3 results
Two well-known cancer drugs that historically generated around $50 million in annual sales each will be removed from the Australian market in the first half of 2027
With only one quarter remaining of 2026, companies are already lining up their talent for next year with a flurry of promotions and new hires
Half of the cancer patients who received a one-shot therapy remain progression free after five years, follow-up results show
Exclusive global partnership to co-develop and co-promote a potential game-changing therapy across a range of kidney and liver diseases
While the exact number of roles or business functions impacted has not been officially disclosed, it’s understood redundancies have hit the commercial team
Roche is delivering the first innovative solution of its kind to Australian patients with the company already heading to the PBAC for reimbursement
A new competitor to what was once the top-selling drug on the PBS plus approval for the first generic of a drug first registered in Australia in 1991
ASX-listed biopharma has gone into voluntary administration, seeking to preserve its intellectual property after a catastrophic Phase 3 trial failure
Now in its third year, the industry-specific list, compiled by Great Places to Work has doubled in size, with 10 companies making the cut in 2026
Even though three 'first new brands' hit onto the PBS at the start of October in competition with this $20M drug, there's been no price cut
Well-known GM for New Zealand says he's looking forward to spending time with family, recharging, and exploring what's next
Biosimilar maker picks up three reimbursements for October, one of which triggered a statutory 25 per cent price cut for a $70M-a-year drug
Impressive new trial results may have changed what weight loss drugs need to achieve to grab a slice of the market
An Australian-developed drug forecast to earn half a billion this year just got another five years of patent protection in the US but plans for Australian registration are still missing
Materials informing HCPs of a change to PBS criteria were worded in a way that breached the Code of Conduct, an MA Committee has determined
After a mammoth year of prescription drug approvals in 2025, the registration of both new drugs and new indications for existing medicines fizzles
In what could be a savvy move, AZ has acquired more than 10 per cent of Summit Therapeutics ahead of much-hyped trial results
A treatment that provides a much-needed alternative option for people with atopic dermatitis has hit the PBS