By Daniel R. Matlis Last week Google Announced the formation of a high powered Google Health Advisory Council. The mission of the council is to […]
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By Daniel R. Matlis This weeks CIO magazine has an interesting article entitled “Tilting at Silos: Fostering Teamwork Between Insulated Groups” http://www.cio.com/article/118350?source=nlt_cioinsider The author makes
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By Daniel R. Matlis On February 13, I wrote about Y2K7, so I thought it would be a good idea to heed my own advice
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By Daniel R. Matlis On February 13th, I had the pleasure to participate in a panel at Furness High School in Philadelphia to expose students
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By Daniel R. Matlis The Kaiser Permanente Northern California Division of Research announced yesterday, February 14 2007, that it is launching one of the largest
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By Daniel R. Matlis No, it is not a typo. If you are uninsured, that $4 prescription will probably cost you $1,053. Why so much
That will be 1,053 Dollars for your 4 Dollar prescription Read More »
On February 26, 2004, the FDA published its final rule on “Bar Code Label Requirements for Human Drug Products and Biological Products”. According to the
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By Daniel R. Matlis In my “Final Word” column, published in Pharmaceutical Formulation and Quality, I discussed the need to deepen our industry’s gene pool.
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This week, Scott Gottlieb, MD Deputy Commissioner for Medical and Scientific Affairs at the Food and Drug Administration made an interesting speech before the 2006
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During my senior year, I was lucky to have a few job offers to evaluate. The top two were from Johnson & Johnson and Exxon.
"Medicine is for the People, not for the Profits." Read More »
By Daniel R. Matlis It’s 3:00 AM and your newborn baby wakes up crying. You want to go back to sleep, but his circadian rhythm
I Lost the Cure for the Common Cold! Read More »
By Daniel R. Matlis In his recent InformationWeek article entitled “Let The UBS Trial Be A Warning To You” Mitch Wagner covers the trial against
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