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Percent of TA. So there's more. Mid-level first to go.
But maybe not the ones they have. Also remember that research is expensive due to material, equipment and maintenance costs.
Any word on what specific part of Translational Sciences will be affected?
What about protein science?
There will be a 10% reduction in the R&D headcount, across the board reduction.
What about CR&D? I assume we won't be affected as much as chemistry is stiil a need for all TAs?
This is the new fad in Pharma: de-risking. Big pharma wants the early development risk to be absorbed by venture capital who funds the startups. After proof of concept and maybe phase II big pharma is willing to pay more for de-risked concepts. The pharma industry will become healthcare utility type industry-not innovation based. What do you guys think?
And the EDs of PS-CRD?What about CR&D? I assume we won't be affected as much as chemistry is stiil a need for all TAs?
And the EDs of PS-CRD?
Check out this excellent op ed piece. It supports what you're saying and sums up the problem with Amgen's myopic snr leadership:
http://www.pharmalot.com/2011/09/op-ed-pharma-layoffs-small-minded-survivors/
No doubt. CR&D at Amgen has been such a good investment over the years especially compared to protein therapeutics. Modality independence rocks!
This is the new fad in Pharma: de-risking. Big pharma wants the early development risk to be absorbed by venture capital who funds the startups. After proof of concept and maybe phase II big pharma is willing to pay more for de-risked concepts. The pharma industry will become healthcare utility type industry-not innovation based. What do you guys think?
One small detail to be addressed. VCs don't want the risk on the startups, either !