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Research increasingly supports the idea that your gut bacteria are tied to your probability of intestinal disorders and other conditions, like diabetes, obesity, depression, and colon cancer. In this month's blog, we offer an oversight o

In our February 3rd blog, we discussed the difference between genetics and genomics. Today, we focus on the advances being made in medicine that are affected or influenced by the increased understanding of the human genome.

Get to know Ingrid Holmes, Vice President of Global Clinical Operations at Altasciences.

Pain is a fascinating phenomenon, acting as a physiological warning system that alerts us of potential dangers in our environment. Chronic pain is a leading cause of long-term disability, and certa...

The skin is the largest organ of the human body, measuring 22 square feet, on average. Using this large expanse of skin to deliver medicine to the body is not a new concept by any means, and advanc...

Biopharmaceutical companies developing new CNS products can face special obstacles. According to an article published on...

“Patient centricity” is the process of designing a service or solution around the patient; more specifically, it is collectively defined as “Putting the patient first in...