Brendan Shaw Article published in PharmaBoardroom on 1 February 2022 on key trends for 2022 can be found here. #pharma #health #vaccines #2022 #politics #government #technology

Sunayana Shah and Brendan Shaw Cell and gene therapies promise great clinical value for patients, society, and healthcare systems. They have the potential to offer life-changing solutions for those patients with few or no alternative treatments. Once almost considered science fiction in medicine, personalised medicine is increasingly becoming a reality today, with each treatment for a disease created specifically for an individual patient using their own cells or genes to fig

Brendan Shaw Blog published on Medium on 22 June 2020 can be found here. #COVID-19 #health #technology #resilience #funding

"When the winds of change blow, some people build walls and others build windmills" - Chinese proverb There’s been a lot said about the strained relations between Western countries and China. But no one seems to have told the life sciences sector, which is just getting on with building new global alliances in an international industry that benefits economies and humanity alike. Tense times? We’ve been hearing a lot about the tense relationship between China and the West in re

Article published with Associate Professor Orin Chisholm from the University of New South Wales on 22 July 2019 in the Medical Journal of Australia. The article can be found here: https://www.mja.com.au/journal/2019/211/6/australias-national-medicines-policy-outdated-and-need-review #medicine #pharmaceutical #Australia #policy #technology