Other occupations are using A.I. in tandem with people: Lawyers use software that can analyze cases and search for relevant past rulings;
pharmaceutical firms use algorithms to aid in drug discovery.
Not exact matches
If you haven't followed this story, you'll remember Shkreli from his fame two years ago, when his biotech
firm, Turing
Pharmaceuticals, acquired the patent to a drug
used to treat malaria, cancer and aids, and jacked up the retail price by more than 5,000 percent.
The company is currently working with a major
pharmaceutical firm to print lung airways for
use in testing medications to combat airway fibrosis, a condition that kills 100,000 Americans a year.
The list is topped by
pharmaceutical maker Novo Nordisk, Brazil's Natura Cosmeticos, Norwegian energy company Statoil, the Danish biotech
firm Novozymes, and ASML Holding, a Dutch manufacturer of photolithography machines
used in the semiconductor industry.
To do so, he plans a $ 650 million package of tax breaks, grants and private investment to create a life sciences cluster that could be
used by
pharmaceutical firms and others in the health care field.
The experiment was designed by
pharmaceutical firm Novartis, which will
use the data to design drugs to combat the disease.
Meanwhile, a report from the McKinsey Global Institute, a consulting
firm, says that businesses spanning virtually all sectors — from technology and social networking to
pharmaceuticals and health care — are
using information gleaned from large data sets to help them operate more smoothly or to provide better products or services.
The strategy was facilitated by the creation in the late 1990s of a drug procurement consortium dubbed the Green Light Committee, organized by the WHO, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, several NGOs and
pharmaceutical firms like Eli Lilly that still manufactured the rarely -
used antibiotics such as capreomycin and cycloserine needed to treat MDR - TB.
But as bioethicist Carl Elliott shows in White Coat, Black Hat, Bernays's strategy guides the tactics
used by
pharmaceutical firms today.
However, with few exceptions, the stem cell and regenerative medicine industry has remained inadequately capitalized to carry out large - scale clinical trials independently, and major
pharmaceutical firms have tended to show more interest in the
use of hiPSCs as a source of large, pure populations of specific somatic cells for
use in drug compound screening and toxicology tests, than they have in therapeutic
uses of stem cells and their derivatives.
Giant
pharmaceutical firms have most notoriously
used patents to price anti-HIV drugs out of the reach of poor people in the global South.
Ms. Werkema recently joined the
firm's
pharmaceutical litigation group, where she represents clients and their families adversely affected by Granuflo, a product
used in dialysis that has caused countless deaths due to misleading and inadequate
use instructions provided to health care professionals by its manufacturer.
In R (Eisai Ltd) v NICE & Ors the court ruled that NICE had acted unfairly in refusing to allow
pharmaceutical firms Eisai and Pfizer access to a «fully executable» version of the economic model it had
used when deciding that the drug Aricept should not be prescribed on the NHS to patients with mild Alzheimer's disease.
A Utah - based
pharmaceutical benefits management
firm used patient data to solicit business for its owner, a drug store (Kiplingers, February 2000).
A position as a General Sales Representative with a
pharmaceutical firm which will
use chemistry background and ability to work on a self - directed basis in managing a market territory.