Health Issues Motivating Black Women Voters for Harris

Vice President Kamala Harris, now on the presidential campaign trail, is making inroads with a key voting bloc: Black women, who are rallying behind her because of her work on issues such as preserving abortion access, curbing gun violence and reducing maternal deaths. What has become clear is not just that this voting group supports…

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Quality adjusted life years: A history

Most health economists people know quality adjusted life years (QALYs) are. But why are they so widely used in the United Kingdom, but not in the United States? A paper by MacKillop and Sheard (2018) provides an interesting history of the QALY and is worth a read. For QALYs to be useful there first had…

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Takeda Boosts Pipeline and Revenue Growth Prospects With $1.2B Deal for Innovent Cancer Drugs

Takeda’s agreement with Innovent Biologics brings cancer drugs that could become contributors to a portfolio that’s facing the patent cliff. The pharmaceutical giant’s strategy for finding new blockbuster prospects spans internally discovered drugs and in-licensed assets. The post Takeda Boosts Pipeline and Revenue Growth Prospects With $1.2B Deal for Innovent Cancer Drugs appeared first on…

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Women’s History Month Spotlight: Maureen Gremminger

Maureen Gremminger, EVS Resident Regional Manager, Inspira Health Network in Mullica Hill, New Jersey I was an office manager at a moving company before joining Crothall’s Manager in Training program in 2012. At that time, I met Joce-Lyn Hanton, who was an operations manager.  She was so inspirational; she knew everything about cleaning.  The first…

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