Blog from IFPMA ADG Greg Perry following his visit to Cabo Verde
Find out here an insight that Greg Perry gives around WHO Afro Global Health Forum 2019
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Thought Leader Series in Vaccines
A mustread from experts talking about the value of vaccines
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Our response to Zika virus
Check here about the R&D blueprint against Zika
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Women’s Cancer Initiative in the Americas
Partnership to improve prevention of women’s cancers and quality of cancer registries in LAC reaches 1 year milestone
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Latest News
2021-03-09 17:00:38
Meeting discusses COVID-19 vaccine manufacturing bottlenecks that must be urgently tackled for C19 vaccine output to reach its full potential
9 March 2021: Chatham House, in collaboration with COVAX, IFPMA, DVCMN, and BIO, convened a Global COVID-19 Vaccine Supply Chain & ...
Read More2021-02-18 14:00:30
The AMR Action Fund announces its first non-industry investments, raising an additional US$140 million toward addressing antimicrobial resistance (AMR)
The AMR Action Fund, launched in July 2020, aims to bring 2 to 4 new ...
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The AMR Action Fund announces appointment of CEO, Henry B. Skinner, PhD
Dr. Skinner will help ensure the AMR Action Fund achieves its mission to bring two ...
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Patients, product development partnerships and private health sector representatives call for the rapid ratification of the African Medicines Agency Treaty to speed up timelines to vaccines and medicines approval
London / Geneva, 5 February 2021 – On the eve of the 34th African Union ...
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Biopharmaceutical global body kicks off 2021 with new CEO leadership line up
Geneva, 25 January 2021 –The biopharmaceutical global industry, represented by the International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers ...
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Speak Up Africa and IFPMA start their search for winners of the Africa Young Innovators for Health Award
The Africa Young Innovators for Health Award is IFPMA and Speak Up Africa’s flagship programme ...
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Speak Up Africa and IFPMA launch the “Africa Young Innovators for Health Award” to fuel innovation and help advance promising healthcare solutions
The first edition of the “Africa Young Innovators for Health Award” aims to support entrepreneurs ...
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Latest Statement
2021-04-09 17:36:46
BIO-IFPMA Comment on COVAX No-Fault Compensation Program for COVAX Advance Market Commitment Eligible Economies
Geneva, 9 April 2021 – We commend COVAX on the launch of its Web Portal for the no-fault compensation program ...
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COVID-19 vaccine and treatment innovators response to global leaders urgent call for international pandemic treaty
The first edition of the “Africa Young Innovators for Health ...
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Call to Heads of State of the African Union to Ratify the African Medicines Agency Treaty
The first edition of the “Africa Young Innovators for Health ...
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IFPMA Statement on EU COVID-19 Vaccines Supply
The first edition of the “Africa Young Innovators for Health ...
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IFPMA, GSCF, ICBA Joint Statement on the item 14.2 Strengthening preparedness for health emergencies: implementation of the IHR @EB148
The first edition of the “Africa Young Innovators for Health ...
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IFPMA Statement for EB148 agenda item 14.1 Covid-19 Response
The first edition of the “Africa Young Innovators for Health ...
Read More2021-01-13 08:17:19
Innovative biopharmaceutical industry comment on COVID-19 vaccines dosing strategies and recommend following the science
The first edition of the “Africa Young Innovators for Health ...
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Abigail Jones - Director, Communications
Abigail Jones is responsible for communications at IFPMA. She joined IFPMA after over 25 years in international communications and public affairs consultancy, where she worked for many blue-chip companies, trade associations, think tanks, coalition and advocacy groups. Abigail supported the launches and ongoing work of the Fight the Fakes campaign, AMR Industry Alliance and Pat-INFORMED.
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Morgane develops and implements public affairs programs that build trust, dialogue and collaboration between the innovative biopharmaceutical industry and other global players in the health community. Morgane has international experience in developing and rolling-out integrated advocacy and communications strategies in the global health sector, with specific focus on institutional communications, media relations, alliance building and event management.
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Meeting discusses COVID-19 vaccine manufacturing bottlenecks that must be urgently tackled for C19 vaccine output to reach its full potential
9 March 2021: Chatham House, in collaboration with COVAX, IFPMA, DVCMN, and BIO, convened a Global COVID-19 Vaccine Supply Chain & Manufacturing Summit on 8th and 9th March. The unprecedented scaling up of vaccine manufacturing, from zero to billions of
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COVID-19 Vaccine Manufacturing in Africa: Identifying a Pathway Forward
Increasing manufacturing capacity for COVID-19 vaccines is one of the biggest challenges we need to address in our common goal to bring this pandemic to an end. Science has delivered not one but several vaccines that are safe and effective and the goal is ensure fair and equitable delivery to vaccines to those who most need them across the world. However, a worldwide scale up...
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Charting the course of the industry for the coming three years
2020 witnessed a decade of scientific progress compressed into just 12 months. And as a result we now have, ahead of all predictions, a number of C-19 vaccines that can protect the heroic healthcare workers, the elderly and the vulnerable; and hopefully society as a whole as long as we can keep the mutations in check. We also have treatments that are helping many more...
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Learning from COVID-19 – from panic to preparedness
This blog was originally published on Media Planet Infectious Disease campaign on 24 March 2021. Whilst we are still in the midst of COVID-19, the worst pandemic since 1918 which is affecting every part of our lives, we can draw some lessons that will allow us to be better prepared for the future. The first lesson of the pandemic is the importance of translational research;...
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