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26 October 2001

NHS Hits Practice E-mail Connectivity Target

The NHSIA has released the latest figures on levels of connection to NHSnet indicating that the national target to ensure
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25 October 2001

Biggest Benefits Yet to Come for e-Pharma

Conservatism has served the pharmaceutical industry well in the early stages of the Internet revolution, but it now needs to
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25 October 2001

e-Detailing Moves into Mainstream

Faced with spiralling marketing costs, reduced product lifecycles, and an increasing reliance on "blockbuster" drug launches, pharmaceutical companies are turning
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25 October 2001

GSK Signs With eSubstance

GlaxoSmithKline has signed up with eSubstance, a London-based content solutions provider, to reorganise the company’s content and unlock the value
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24 October 2001

What Can the Archers Teach e-Pharma?

The familiar “dum-de-dum” theme tune of The Archers’ radio soap was an unexpected item on the programme of the Pharmaceutical
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23 October 2001

Web-based Clinical Information System Goes Live at Birmingham

Birmingham City Hospital NHS Trust has become the first trust in England to deploy a fully web-based, end-to-end, enterprise-wide clinical
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22 October 2001

Scottish Universities Explore Virtual Medical School

Scotland’s five medical schools will collaborate over the next six months in a feasibility study on the shared concept of
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19 October 2001

Online Demand Soars for Anthrax Antibiotic

As the reverberations of 11 September continue to be felt, many members of the public turned to online pharmacies as
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18 October 2001

Novo Nordisk Names Internet Diabetes Innovators

Three innovative approaches to using the Internet to improve the lives of people with diabetes have been recognised by Danish
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17 October 2001

Merckmedco.com, the Billion Dollar Online Pharmacy

Despite deepening economic gloom on both sides of the Atlantic, US online pharmacy Merckmedco.com has announced that it has reached
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