Pharmacoeconomics articles within Nature

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• Outlook | 11 May 2016

  A new chapter in innovation

  A growing appreciation that cooperation and competition can coexist is transforming the life-sciences innovation landscape. Development was once shrouded in secrecy, but now organizations are coming together.

  • David Holmes

• News | 09 November 2011

  Drug research feels Europe's pain

  Pharma companies see drops in revenue amid European austerity measures.

  • Daniel Cressey

• Editorial | 24 November 2010

  Treated fairly?

  Moves to price new pharmaceuticals sensibly shouldn't damage the industry's health.

• News | 23 November 2010

  Drugs to treat HIV found to prevent infection

  Antiretroviral drugs shown to cut HIV transmission to men at high risk.

  • Alla Katsnelson

• News | 01 November 2010

  UK drug-price overhaul set to shake up pharmaceutical industry

  A bad value-based pricing system could threaten innovation.

  • Daniel Cressey

• News | 27 July 2010

  Protein mapping gains a human focus

  Next phase of the US Protein Structure Initiative enlists biologists to help crack tough human receptors.

  • Heidi Ledford

• Column | 16 February 2010

  Drug discovery for the masses

  To sustain innovation, pharmaceutical companies will have to change the way they do research, says Derek Lowe. But does anyone know what changes to make?

  • Derek Lowe