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Indian Pharma: The Marketing – Field Disconnect and Its Remedy

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Every day, doctors worldwide prescribe methotrexate, doxycycline, and folic...

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The Two Headlines That Should Not Coexist Two recent news...

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My friend Salil Kallianpur, in his Substack post "The...

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Indian Pharma: The Marketing – Field Disconnect and Its Remedy

The Anomaly Unless you learn to accept that chaos is...

The Tragic Genius of Yellapragada Subbarow

Every day, doctors worldwide prescribe methotrexate, doxycycline, and folic...

Private Equity Funds in Indian Healthcare: Who Wins? Who Loses?

The Two Headlines That Should Not Coexist Two recent news...

Gen Z Healthcare: Review of the Decoding Gen Z Report

Gen Z is not waiting to get sick. But...

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My friend Salil Kallianpur, in his Substack post "The...

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Are Digital Pharmacies a Game Changer?

Lower prices, discounts, convenience of ordering and home delivery are some of the benefits for consumers with e-pharmacies. The anonymity of the internet encourages patients to seek information about medicines that they would otherwise avoid. Mental health is one area where the consumers wish to maintain confidentiality and opt for online consultation and medication.

Is Pharma’s Business Model like McDonald’s? ...

Is Pharma’s business model like McDonald’s? Doing things over & over again without innovation? McDonald’s is famous for its Hamburger University, a training facility at the McDonald’s Corporation global headquarters in Chicago, Illinois. It instructs high-potential restaurant managers in restaurant management. More than 5,000 students attend Hamburger University each year and over 275,000 people have graduated with a degree in Hamburgerology. Sound familiar? Pharma’s training has been on similar lines – hire people continuously and put them through the grind of mugging up essentials of drugs for diseases that the particular company sells. While the McDonald’s model is ideal for its business of replication, it has outlived its utility in healthcare and drug companies are in danger of being reduced to mere suppliers of drugs to new digital platform businesses unless they learn to innovate.