There’s a story, sometimes used to illustrate the difference between counseling and research psychology, about a man who pulls out one, then a second, then a third drowning person out of a river. When he sees a fourth, he starts…
Tag Archives: Mari Serebrov
The Biotech Toddler Argument: “Chilling Effect on Innovation” Overplayed?
November 18, 2011 – 1:24 pm
In last week’s issue of BioWorld Insight, our esteemed Washington editor Mari Serebrov wrote an article titled, “Shorter Exclusivity Could Carry a Hefty Price Tag.” In it, she quoted sources who are very concerned that reducing the current 12-year exclusivity…
Biotech Dating, Marriage, Divorce . . . and the New Alternatives
April 14, 2011 – 8:32 pm
Marriage is both heaven and hell. So it goes with people and so it goes with biotech firms racing to bring new drugs to market. Faced with up to $1 billion to bring a drug from idea to patient, funding…
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