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Part D Phase 2

For many pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, 2005 has been a hectic year as they work to understand the potential implications of and prepare for the new Medicare Part D prescription drug benefit. Earlier in the year, manufacturers were scrambling to make Part D-related contracting decisions. These decisions had to be made quickly, with limited information—a requirement that will continue for pharma and biotech for the rest of 2005 as they prepare for Part D.
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2005 Industry Audit

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Clear Road Ahead

Increased availability of clinical-trials information allows patients to identify trials in which they may participate, assess safety issues, and easily register.
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Under the Influence

Sales reps should be able to access, in a central location, company-enerated influences that have affected a given physician. This type of closed- loop marketing creates a more customer-centric approach that provides etter influencer-level insight by connecting each resource, providing direction and metrics, and continually re-evaluating key influences and ROI.
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Cervical Cancer: Endangered Species

It's busy at merck these days— and not just in the Vioxx legal department. Instead, the entire office buzzes with activity: Executives work late hours, finalizing the regulatory submission; conference calls echo throughout the Whitehouse Station compound, dialed in to local affiliates around the world. In other offices, scientists write up scientific papers, while communications execs buzz in on intercoms, patching the flood of media calls to top scientists.
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