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From
UK
Feb 8, 2012
Regulator hires medical devices supervisor
Appointment raises questions why post was left vacant
From
UK
Feb 7, 2012
Lansley under fire over NHS reforms
Tories fear bill could damage election chances
From
PHARMACEUTICALS
Feb 5, 2012
Pharma seeks to ease pain of euro crisis
Big groups take remedial measures to minimise impact
From
WORLD
Feb 2, 2012
Breast implant fears spark Brussels crackdown
European Commission to toughen regulation for medical devices
Feb 2, 2012
Smith & Nephew details plans to cut 770 jobs
Up to 7% of medical device maker’s workforce to go in strategy to cut $150m
Jan 31, 2012
Rising healthcare costs put countries at risk
Spending in sector will almost double as a proportion of GDP in next 40 years
Jan 31, 2012
SEC charges former Symmetry officials with fraud
Agency alleges accounting misstatements at UK unit
From
INDUSTRIALS
Jan 30, 2012
Philips profits drop sharply on weaker Europe
Slowdown in orders and inventory corrections hit manufacturer
From
UK
Jan 29, 2012
Private company to run NHS general hospital for first time
Circle, an Aim-listed company, is to take over Hinchingbrooke
From
UK
Jan 26, 2012
NHS chief worries about savings ‘short cuts’
Reforms need strong political leadership
Jan 26, 2012
French police arrest breast implant boss
Jean-Claude Mas arrested at his home in southern France
Jan 25, 2012
Results mixed for US healthcare companies
WellPoint hit by high costs for older customers
From
PHARMACEUTICALS
Jan 25, 2012
BTG revenues grow on US drug approval
Pharma group says income to be £160m-£165m for the year to March 31
Jan 24, 2012
J&J earnings hit by litigation and recalls
Healthcare group profit sinks 89% in the fourth quarter
Jan 15, 2012
Vultures circle GHG as restructuring looms
Distressed debt investors eye UK hospital group
From
MANAGEMENT
Jan 11, 2012
Design space: Chair for all terrains
All-surface wheelchair for developing countries
From
TECHNOLOGY
Jan 11, 2012
Olympus committees criticise executives
Investigator’s have afforded management little mercy for actions
From
UK
Jan 11, 2012
Merged hospitals fail to bring gains, says study
Data cast doubt on government policy
Jan 10, 2012
WebMD shares dive after chief resigns
US online health information company plunges by 28%
From
MANAGEMENT
Jan 10, 2012
Business traveller: Cabin breathing
Is recycled air really a cause of in-flight sickness?
From
INDUSTRIALS
Jan 10, 2012
Philips warns on fourth-quarter profits
Worsening economy in Europe weighs heavily on Dutch group
Jan 4, 2012
S&N in joint venture with private equity firm
UK group to spin off biological therapies business
From
LEX
Jan 4, 2012
Smith & Nephew: hip to be square
The UK medical devices maker is preparing for a double-dip recession
From
PHARMACEUTICALS
Dec 27, 2011
Shire in warning on drug pricing
Move comes amid pressure on healthcare budgets
From
UK
Dec 14, 2011
NHS trusts face funding squeeze
Spending to rise just 0.1 per cent in real terms
From
MANAGEMENT
Dec 14, 2011
Charity begins at the office
Corporate links to non-profits are becoming more sophisticated
Dec 14, 2011
Southern Cross hands over last of care homes
Move follows difficulties rearranging finances
From
TECHNOLOGY
Dec 13, 2011
Olympus accounts deadline exposes auditors
Accountants under pressure to sign off revised statements
From
UK
Dec 8, 2011
Private health faces competition probe
Market criticised over lack of consumer information
From
PHARMACEUTICALS
Dec 8, 2011
Sinclair IS Pharma buys Kelo-cote for £16.7m
Scar gel purchase from Advanced Bio-Technologies boosts share price
Dec 8, 2011
UK private healthcare market faces investigation
OFT refers £5bn-a-year industry to competition authorities
From
UK
Dec 7, 2011
Lansley unveils rate-your-NHS indicators
Minister accused of piling pressure on overstretched service
From
LEX
Dec 5, 2011
Mediscare: bitter pill for device makers
Manufacturers should tremble when the government threatens to tighten the leash
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Although there have been improvements in the National Health Service, reforms have not been deeply embedded enough
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