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We discover, develop and market innovative, high quality medicines throughout the world. Working across the spectrum of pharmaceuticals and consumer health, chemicals and food additives, production systems and equipment, we are a human healthcare company that actively participates with, and contributes to, any healthcare system. We place primary emphasis on patients and their families, and observe the highest legal and ethical standards in our business activities.
Eisai currently works across Europe in the areas of Alzheimer’s disease, gastro-intestinal disorders, epilepsy, cervical dystonia and severe, chronic pain and oncology.
As the head of Eisai’s European operations, how would you assess the relevance of the European market for Eisai’s global operations when compared to the US or emerging markets? Gary…
Recipient of the 2018 Brain Prize for research for groundbreaking research on the generic and molecular basis of Alzheimer’s Disease, the UCL’s Professor John Hardy discusses recent progress in dementia…
Tim de Gavre, country head of Sandoz UK, discusses the role of biosimilars in driving innovation, the threats and opportunities of Brexit to the biosimilars industry, and how Sandoz partners…
Mike Belton of the British Swiss Chamber of Commerce discusses the capabilities of the organization, its role within the British and Swiss investment ecosystem, and how Switzerland can act as…
John Smith, chief executive of the PAGB, the UK’s consumer healthcare industry association, discusses the potential impacts of Brexit on the PAGB’s members, the importance of consumer healthcare to the…
Sarah Haywood, CEO of MedCity, the life science cluster for London, Oxford and Cambridge in the southeast of England, discusses the organization’s strategy, key achievements, Brexit, and supporting SMEs. Why…
In an exclusive interview at the BioPharma Ambition Conference 2016 in Dublin, Sir Andrew Dillon, founding CEO of the UK National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), shares his…
Lord Philip Hunt, a former UK health minister during the Blair and Brown governments, shares his thoughts on procurement in healthcare, structural change and its impact, and how funds may…
British consultant, speaker and author, Richard Barker – a key opinion leader on UK healthcare – gives his take on the recently launched ‘Life Sciences Industrial Strategy’, the importance of…
Warwick Smith, director general of the British Generic Manufacturers Association (BGMA), discusses the potential impact of Brexit and recent policy changes on the British generics industry and extols the benefits…
Simon Gillespie of the British Heart Foundation (BHF), the UK’s leading national heart charity, outlines the organization’s mission, the issues surrounding translational research, and the potential impact of Brexit on…
Hilary Evans of Alzheimer’s Research UK (ARUK), the UK’s leading national research charity in the field of dementia, discusses her organization’s mission; the growing awareness of, and investment in, dementia…
UK pharmaceutical and biotech companies are already finding it increasingly difficult to attract talent from overseas. Additionally, UK firms are looking to poach EMA staff as it heads to Amsterdam…
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