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Indexed articles, last 90 days
19
Latest publication
Sep 29, 2026
Outlet visibility, for PharmaTimes
Top 5M sites
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Jul 6, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · John Pinching

    Investor horizons ahead of CPHI 2026 - PharmaTimes (opens the original)

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    The core merits of outsourcing drug research, development, manufacturing and packaging have been long established over 20 years of PE investment – access to specialist technology and expertise, cost advantages and accelerated speed to market. It is a testament to investor success that over 100 exhibitors at CPHI 2026 have some form of PE ownership across the entire value chain of outsourced pharma services, from excipients and APIs to FDFs and packaging (Figure 1). Nevertheless, navigating today

  2. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · John Pinching

    Buried knowledge could cost pharma billions. Here’s how to fix it - PharmaTimes (opens the original)

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    A global pharmaceutical company already has the competitive report it needs. The problem is that the report is buried somewhere within the organisation’s information stores, and the marketing specialist who needs it cannot find it. They spend the next two days recreating work that someone else completed months earlier. What began as a knowledge-access issue becomes a measurable productivity cost. I call this research archaeology: skilled people digging through disconnected systems for knowledge

  3. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · John Pinching

    Buried knowledge - PharmaTimes (opens the original)

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    A global pharmaceutical company already has the competitive report it needs. The problem is that the report is buried somewhere within the organisation’s information stores, and the marketing specialist who needs it cannot find it. They spend the next two days recreating work that someone else completed months earlier. What began as a knowledge-access issue becomes a measurable productivity cost. I call this research archaeology: skilled people digging through disconnected systems for knowledge

  4. Article · Sep 7, 2026 · John Pinching

    Building the future of clinical research around the patients it serves - PharmaTimes (opens the original)

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    Clinical research is entering a new era: advances in methodological approaches, the growing integration of real-world evidence, and strengthened patient engagement are reshaping the drug development landscape.1As the field continues to evolve, an important challenge has emerged: does the evidence we generate truly reflect the populations these medicines are intended to serve? Across industry, regulators and the wider research ecosystem, there is growing recognition that answering this question w

  5. Article · Sep 7, 2026 · John Pinching

    Evolution - PharmaTimes (opens the original)

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    Healthcare is evolving faster than ever. NHS reforms continue to reshape commissioning, integrated care systems are maturing and expectations of industry are changing. Success is no longer measured solely by product expertise, promotional excellence or a compelling brand message. Increasingly, it depends on understanding the health system, engaging customers in the context of their priorities and building partnerships that create measurable value for patients, services and the NHS. For pharmaceu

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