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Generative AI with Google Lens to detect counterfeits in pharma

Express Pharma

Counterfeit pharma jeopardise patient safety, infringe on intellectual property rights, and undermine the credibility of the pharma industry. Current methods of combating counterfeits are often time-consuming, expensive, and prone to human error. Google Lens will be used by consumers to scan these image tags.

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Benefits of blockchain in limiting counterfeit drug distribution

European Pharmaceutical Review

A review by Swedish researchers has identified the benefits of smart contracts on blockchain platforms in the pharmaceutical supply chain and its role in combating counterfeit drugs. For instance, these drugs must be equipped with real-time insights. These can lead to inventory shortages, the paper noted.

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RFID: The future of smart labelling?

Pharmaceutical Technology

The pharmaceutical industry began using radio frequency identification (RFID) tags in the early 2000s. Pfizer was the first to use the tech, adding RFID tags to track a Viagra (sildenafil) shipment circa 2006. Twenty years ago, the cost of implementing RFID tags and the ecosystem (software) was much more expensive than today.

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Pharmaceutical Procurement Strategies Overview

Viseven

The procurement cycle presupposes all decisions related to selecting suppliers and monitoring drug delivery and distribution. It typically falls into the following steps: Reviewing drug selections. Determining drug quantities. Receiving and checking drugs. Aligning needs with the budget. Selecting a procurement method.

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A history of Pfizer

pharmaphorum

The company’s first product, a palatable anti-parasitic drug, made to taste like toffee, united Pfizer’s skills as a chemist with Erhart’s training as a confectioner. The “first industrial war” involved drug producers as much as weapons manufacturers. It was a success, and set the pattern for the company’s future development.