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Aptar's Focus On Digital Connectivity Presents New Drug Delivery Opportunities
Digital connectivity is the future of drug delivery, according to Aptar Pharma, which recently deepened its partnering commitment with digital therapeutics software developer Propeller Health. But it stresses that value is the key, and not connectivity for its own sake.
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In Vivo's Top M&A Of 2018: Cast Your Vote!
It is time for In Vivo's 11th annual Deals of the Year contest. We've selected 18 nominees in three categories – Top Alliance, Top Financing and Top M&A – and you get to pick the winners. (It's free.)
In Vivo's Top Financing Of 2018: Cast Your Vote!
It is time for In Vivo's 11th annual Deals of the Year contest. We've selected 18 nominees in three categories – Top Alliance, Top Financing and Top M&A – and you get to pick the winners. (It's free.)
In Vivo's Top Alliance Of 2018: Cast Your Vote!
It is time for In Vivo's 11th annual Deals of the Year contest. We've selected 18 nominees in three categories – Top Alliance, Top Financing and Top M&A – and you get to pick the winners. (It's free.)
Major M&A Bookends Year Of Mainly Steady Growth For Leading Medtech Groups
In Vivo's latest rankings of the top 100 revenue earners in the medical technology industry show the groups leading the global market tightening their grip further in 2017. This was partly a function of providers choosing to partner more and more with fewer suppliers who can offer a wider provision of services. But it was steady as she goes for most of the multinational medtechs, with some major exceptions, and there will be more M&A reflected in next year's rankings, based on 2018 revenues.
Medical Aesthetics: A Untapped Pharma Market With Incoming Competition
Medical aesthetics is a unique biopharmaceutical niche that may scare off companies due to the consumer marketing and doctor relationship-building skills needed to compete in this market, but the potential for growth keeps major players engaged and searching for new technology.
Israel's Medtech Market Evolution: Seeking The Next Big Thing
Medtronic’s multi-billion-dollar acquisition of Mazor Robotics in 2018 marked a record-breaking milestone for Israel’s life sciences industry as the largest amount ever paid for an Israeli company in the medical sector, beating Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma’s $1.1 billion acquisition of Neuroderm in 2017. In Vivo investigates how aMoon II, a new VC fund, aims to produce the industry’s next big giant.
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