Welcome to the May issue of the Irish Pharmaceutical Healthcare Association (IPHA) e-Bulletin. This month, with the focus on the pharmaceutical sector following recent announcements, the industry in Ireland took the opportunity to again emphasise to the Government what needs to be done to sustain its presence here. We also launched our 2010 edition of Pharmaceutical Healthcare Facts and Figures and saw the release of a new medicines in development study on diabetes and related conditions. We hope you enjoying reading about these and our other interesting e-Bulletin features.For day-to-day news and activities follow IPHA on www.twitter.com/ipha.
Welcome to the April issue of the Irish Pharmaceutical Healthcare Association (IPHA) e-Bulletin. In this issue we look at the major developments in new medicines for children, the impact of the IPHA price reductions, the contribution of vaccines to Europe and a study on the cost of generic substitution. Remember you can follow our day-to-day news and insights on the IPHA Twitter page.
Welcome to the March issue of the Irish Pharmaceutical Healthcare Association (IPHA) e-Bulletin. In this issue we discuss the industry's role in profiling the safety of a medicine throughout its lifecycle and look at the recently launched strategic plan for the pharmaceutical and chemical industries in Ireland. Remember you can follow our day-to-day news and insights on the IPHA Twitter page.
Welcome to the February issue of the Irish Pharmaceutical Healthcare Association (IPHA) e-Bulletin. In this issue we look at the recent information campaign conducted by the Association to highlight the reduction in the cost of several hundred long-established post-patented medicines, the industry's aid efforts in Haiti, rare diseases and as per usual highlight useful events, publications, studies and medicines tips. Remember you can follow our day-to-day news and insights on Twitter.
The Irish Pharmaceutical Healthcare Association (IPHA) e-Bulletin, published monthly, presents a round-up of IPHA news and activities as well as interesting news and facts about medicines and the research-based pharmaceutical industry in Ireland and abroad. For day-to-day news and insights follow IPHA on Twitter.
Welcome to the final issue of the Irish Pharmaceutical Healthcare Association (IPHA) e-Bulletin for 2009. In this issue we look at what promise biologics hold for patients in the decade ahead, provide some medicines tips for the festive season and as per usual highlight some interesting events, publications and studies. Finally, the Association would like to wish all its subscribers a very Happy Christmas and New Year. Remember you can follow our day-to-day news and insights on Twitter .
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