Patients Op-ed: Pharma must show courage, leadership on public health Pharma companies can't claim to care about global patient wellbeing unless they stand up to Trump's public health cuts.
News Trump 'fired Inspector General over critical USAID report' Trump fired independent Inspector General Paul Martin after his office issued a damning report on USAID's funding freeze and staff cuts, say reports.
News USAID could see workforce cut to 600 as stop-work looms The Trump administration intends to keep only 611 essential workers at USAID, according to media reports - unless a lawsuit thwarts the plans.
News USAID site offline as Musk says it should be shut down The future of USAID, the world's largest donor of humanitarian aid, is in doubt as Trump claims it is run by "a bunch of radical lunatics."
Digital USAID on expanding digital health globally – part two This article follows part one of our two-part series, in which we discussed how USAID invests
Digital USAID on expanding digital health globally – part one Adele Waugaman, senior digital health coordinator of the COVID-19 response at the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), tells us what the agency focuses on to strength
Oncology Treating primary bone cancer: The potential of listeria-base... In a new pharmaphorum podcast, Paul Romness, president and CEO of OS Therapies, discusses the company's work in osteosarcoma.
Market Access The value of a partner, globally and locally A new podcast looks at recent trends related to drug approvals, as well as challenges and opportunities both small and large pharma companies face
