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27 January 2026 -

Regulatory

The European Biotech Act: Implications for Early Clinical Pharmacology and Phase 1 Industry in Europe and the UK

Discover how artificial intelligence is affecting medical writing, where its limits lie, and why human judgement remains critical for quality and accountability. read more

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27 January 2026 -

Medical Writing

Medical Writing vs Artificial Intelligence: Threat, Tool, or False Debate?

Discover how artificial intelligence is affecting medical writing, where its limits lie, and why human judgement remains critical for quality and accountability. read more

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21 January 2026 -

Medical Writing

Medical Writing 2026: Adapting to AI and Rising Complexity

Explore how artificial intelligence, economic pressure, and regulation are transforming medical writing, and what this means for quality and accountability. read more

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21 January 2026 -

News

The Future of Drug Development: Data, AI, and Clinical Trials by 2050

Explore how data, AI, and real-world evidence are transforming drug development and clinical trials, and what the pharma industry could look like by 2050. read more

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02 January 2026 -

Insider’s Insight

How to Handle Journal Rejection in Scientific Publishing

Journal rejection is a normal part of scientific publishing. Learn how to respond to reviewer feedback, revise your manuscript, and plan next steps effectively. read more

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27 December 2025 -

Medical Writing

Scientific Writing Tips: 5 Common Habits to Avoid

Discover 5 common scientific writing habits to avoid. From nominalisation to comma misuse, get expert tips to refine your clinical research documentation. read more

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01 July 2025 -

Medical Writing

Scientific Documentation: Mindful Archives vs. Instant Access

Tim Hardman reflects on how information storage and access have changed over 40 years, contrasting mindful archiving with instant digital retrieval. read more

28 March 2025 -

Medical Writing

Increasing Complexity of Clinical Study Reports

The world's first human COVID challenge trial has been given the green light read more

24 March 2025 -

Medical Writing

The Growing Role of Patient-Reported Outcomes in Clinical Study Reports

The world's first human COVID challenge trial has been given the green light read more

24 July 2024 -

News

Honorary Fellowship

Congratulations class of 2024. That was all I needed to hear when I stood in your shoes almost 40 years ago. 40 years read more

14 February 2024 -

Comment

Love: an AI's inquiry into the essence of human connection

We recently encouraged writers (of all kinds) in our recent Insider’s Insight to experiment with large language artificial intelligence (AI) models when drafting their documents read more

11 December 2023 -

Comment

Tis the season to be sciencey... fa-la-la-la-laa…

The festive season is upon us again. read more

02 November 2023 -

Publication

Phase 1’s future in the UK

Phase I is the lifeblood or new medicines. The UK’s Phase I representative body, read more

13 October 2023 -

Comment

Paraskevidekatriaphobia or triskaidekaphobia

Paraskevidekatriaphobia is a phobia of Friday the 13th. Yes, they actually gave it a name. read more

27 July 2023 -

Insider’s Insight

Investigator-Initiated Clinical Trials

Investigator-Initiated Clinical Trials (IITs) are clinical studies led by academic researchers or clinicians read more

31 May 2023 -

Insider’s Insight

Awesome advisory boards

Advisory board meetings are often used to address perceived knowledge gaps and build consensus. read more

23 May 2023 -

Skills

Hiding not learning

I have never been great at conferences. People don’t believe me but I am painfully shy and far too worried about what people think of me. read more

19 May 2023 -

Comment

Clinical Trials Day 2023 – Banging!

Whether it’s a festival, concert or celebratory party, music unites people and pervades read more

19 May 2023 -

Comment

Clinical Trials Day 2023 – Relax!

Music has a remarkable ability to bring people together and permeate read more

18 May 2023 -

Insider’s Insight

Rediscovering case reports

Have you seen our latest Insider's Insight on Case Reports? Once a staple of medical journals, read more

11 May 2023 -

Insider’s Insight

Top tips for investigator site selection

Investigator sites are very important to clinical studies because they make sure that new drugs are safe and work well. read more

04 May 2023 -

Comment

Feeling the fourth on Star Wars Day

Yes, it’s Star Wars Day again! The Star Wars films base their wow-factor on their adoption of science read more

27 April 2023 -

Skills

Combating mediocrity

Perhaps one of the greatest challenges we have faced over the last 25 years read more

20 April 2023 -

Comment

Data, data everywhere… far too much to think

Every year, a huge amount of scientific data is released. It's out there, but how do you find it? read more

04 April 2023 -

Insider’s Insight

Good Laboratory Practices?

Do you know what Good Laboratory Practice stands for? In nonclinical animal studies read more

01 April 2023 -

Comment

April Fools

By their very nature, experts don't find humour funny. We take things way too literally. read more

27 January 2023 -

Regulatory

Mandatory adoption of the European Clinical Trials System approaches

Concerns about readiness of the European Medicines Agency’s (EMA) Clinical Trials Information System persist as the deadline for compliance arrives. read more

27 January 2023 -

News

iOnctura's Innovation Passport

The clinical stage biotechnology company developing breakthrough therapies for patients suffering with cancer, read more

06 January 2023 -

Medical Writing

Quality control tips when reviewing clinical study reports

Once all the subjects have gone home, the samples have been analysed, read more

31 October 2022 -

Comment

Metathesiophobia: from preclinical to clinical development

Having worked in early-stage clinical pharmacology for over 30 years read more

31 October 2022 -

Comment

Top 10 horrifying Halloween healthcares

I've been studying medicine for 40 years, and it's beginning to look like something out of science fiction read more

19 October 2022 -

Skills

E-mail: the (new) gender battleground

The internet was set alight last week on the issue of differences in the approach to emails adopted by men and women. read more

12 July 2022 -

Comment

Graduation Day

Son, I wanted to record this landmark day in your progress through life. read more

20 June 2022 -

Comment

Father's Day

I am continually reminded that I must work toward better relationships with my sons than the one I had with my dad. read more

07 June 2022 -

Publication

Exacerbation and risk factors in severe asthma

Asthma is a chronic inflammatory disorder of the airways read more

17 February 2022 -

Skills

20 years ago, today…

When I was younger, the opening lines of the Beatle’s seminal ‘Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band’ resonated with a sense of genuine nostalgia, which was most likely what Messrs Lennon and McCartney had intended. read more

14 February 2022 -

Comment

Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on clinical trial conduct

Early in 2020, COVID-19 was spreading rapidly across the globe. read more

14 February 2022 -

Comment

Love pharmacology

We have long been confounded by that indescribable phenomenon known as love. read more

03 February 2022 -

Comment

Insights from the human COVID-19 challenge study

The UK's world-class human challenge study gives us new information about SARS-CoV-2 cases that were mild in 36 healthy young volunteers who were not immune to the virus read more

05 November 2021 -

Comment

Fireworks

I love this time of year because I love fireworks. Did a love of fireworks spark a lifelong interest in science? When I was about 11, a close friend showed me fireworks for the first time. read more

31 October 2021 -

Comment

Understanding your fears

In the past, Halloween has meant the end of the crop and the start of the dark, cold winter. read more

29 October 2021 -

Comment

How frights create a happy Halloween

Frights create a happy Halloween by providing the thrill of fear in a controlled and safe environment, turning what would normally be unsettling or terrifying into something fun and enjoyable. read more

04 August 2021 -

Publication

Ready! Aim! Fire!

Choosing the wrong journal can delay publication. Explore expert insights on journal selection and smarter scientific publishing strategies. read more

22 July 2021 -

News

Rational Vaccines wins MHRA ILAP passport

Rational Vaccines (RVx) announces MHRA Innovation Licensing and Access Pathway (ILAP) approval for their live attenuated vaccine candidate for herpes. read more

31 March 2021 -

Publication

A simple polymeric small molecule from the 70's versus COVID-19?

There have been hundreds of thousands of deaths from COVID-19 read more

29 March 2021 -

Comment

Home working charter for medical communications

Work never stops and after the findings of our ground breaking survey in the EMWA read more

18 March 2021 -

Publication

A survey to inform working practices

The sudden imposition of remote working in response to the 2020 COVID-19 read more

02 March 2021 -

Publication

Will you be frail in old age?

Phenotype-specific omic expression patterns in people with frailty could provid read more

25 February 2021 -

News

Challenge trials: What you need to know

The world's first human COVID challenge trial has been given the green light read more

09 February 2021 -

Insider’s Insight

Update on the Investigator's Brochure

There are many regulatory documents but perhaps none are more critical read more

21 December 2020 -

Publication

Type 2 dipeptidyl peptidase‐4 inhibitors, SARS‐CoV‐2 and cockroaches

The comparison of the DPP4 (dipeptidyl peptidase 4) SARS-CoV-2 read more

20 December 2020 -

News

2020 Best of the Best

Here are a few lists of the best of the best over the last 12 months. read more

20 October 2020 -

Comment

Nap Attack!

The US Army has a new secret weapon – napping. read more

08 September 2020 -

Publication

I love it when a plan...

In this case the plan is a paradigm shift in the way we will manage read more

16 August 2020 -

Newsletter

Deep Breath: Issue #8

All of our core studies have now completed their clinical phase read more

04 July 2020 -

Comment

Sports Survey

When the UK went into lockdown on March 23rd because of the COVID-19 outbreak, read more

02 July 2020 -

Comment

Milestones

As a jobbing scientist you rarely spend your whole career working on the same project. read more

04 June 2020 -

Comment

Mental health and remote working

At the start of the year many of us faced changes to the way we work as the COVID-19 read more

12 May 2020 -

Comment

Are We Living Through a Bad News Event Horizon?

When a country’s economy becomes so dominated by a single export industry read more

04 May 2020 -

Comment

5 tips for Star Wars Day

May 4 is often known as ‘Star Wars Day’. It is jokingly said read more

24 February 2020 -

Insider’s Insight

Ten tips for promoting your research

Finding the best vehicle in which to publish your research findings is a perennial challenge. read more

31 January 2020 -

Insider’s Insight

Looking out for a hero…

We all need heroes - people who can champion our cause - helping the world to understand our rationale read more

23 December 2019 -

Comment

A year in review (2019)

Over the years friends, colleagues and industry leaders have shared their many of their insights with me freely read more

06 December 2019 -

Publication

Clinical pharmacologists prepare for change

The latest issue of Journal Frontiers in Pharmacology has just published read more

31 October 2019 -

Comment

Halloween!

Halloween is upon us again. read more

25 October 2019 -

Comment

The future for clinical studies

Attend any research meeting, conference or clinical congress read more

05 August 2019 -

Newsletter

Deep Breath: Issue #7

Welcome to the seventh issue of the Refractory Asthma Stratification Programme (RASP-UK) newsletter read more

03 July 2019 -

Comment

Our infinite monkey cage

We all have a responsibility to encourage young people to study science read more

01 July 2019 -

Comment

Infinite Monkey Cage

We should all do what we can to get young people interested read more

26 June 2019 -

Comment

Science won’t save medicine

Last night saw a collection of the UK’s great and the good in clinical pharmacology read more

25 April 2019 -

Publication

A EUFEMED achievement

I'm sure that everyone works hard and tries to do their best. read more

23 April 2019 -

Publication

Multimodal intervention in functionally impaired older people

Our publication on effectiveness of a multimodal intervention read more

18 April 2019 -

Comment

Coming of age

We use the term coming of age to describe the transition into adulthood read more

15 April 2019 -

Comment

Pulling the pin...

Metathesiophobia: from Preclinical to Clinical Development read more

08 April 2019 -

News

Website for the Clinical Trials Specialist Degree Apprenticeship goes live

Visit our brand-new website to learn more about our innovative training programme read more

01 April 2019 -

Regulatory

Revised FIH EMA Guideline: Opinion reported

The EUropean Federation for Exploratory MEdicines Development (EUFEMED read more

29 March 2019 -

News

UK – Doing OK

One notable characteristic of Brexit has been a race for the bottom by journalists read more

28 February 2019 -

Publication

Lipid milestone

ive years ago I was lucky enough to be involved in a project that resulted in publications read more

27 February 2019 -

Regulatory

Regulating medical devices in the event of a no deal scenario

Metathesiophobia: from Preclinical to Clinical Development read more

26 February 2019 -

Publication

Mapping non-adherence and airway inflammation in managing severe asthma

Because new biologic treatments for asthma can be expensive and cause side effects, read more

22 January 2019 -

Regulatory

The Investigator’s Brochure: Multifaceted and multidisciplinary

Metathesiophobia: from Preclinical to Clinical Development read more

04 January 2019 -

News

Expanded ‘No-Deal’ Brexit preparations for pharmaceuticals and medical devices

However you may feel about the way political leaders have turned Brexit read more

21 December 2018 -

Skills

Is winning (that) important?

Metathesiophobia: from Preclinical to Clinical Development read more

13 December 2018 -

Comment

The undiscovered country

The scientific literature comprises scholarly publications that report original read more

07 December 2018 -

Comment

The 12 best science presents…...ever?

The festive season is a time for the giving and receiving of gifts. read more

19 November 2018 -

Publication

Association for Human Pharmacology in the Pharmaceutical Industry

The proceedings of the Association for Human Pharmacology in the Pharmaceutical Industry (AHPPI) read more

19 October 2018 -

Publication

Revised FIH EMA guideline: Disruptive or constructive?

The EUropean Federation for Exploratory MEdicines Development (EUFEMED read more

19 October 2018 -

Insider’s Insight

Eight tips for writing a press release

At some point, you'll want to share your great projects with your friends read more

01 October 2018 -

Comment

Stay happy

Last week marked 12 months since I was involved in a life-changing accident. read more

11 September 2018 -

Comment

Six hard questions

In response to my post with tips for people who want to start their own business read more

06 September 2018 -

Insider’s Insight

Coming to a consensus

Clinical consensus statements are agreed opinions formulated by a group of experts read more

28 August 2018 -

Comment

Top 6 tips when starting a company

Last week was the 20-year anniversary of my founding Niche Science & Technology Ltd. read more

15 August 2018 -

Comment

Bigger on the inside

I am shamelessly referencing our Insider’s Insights (IIs) to Dr Who’s TARDIS – our latest edition read more

14 August 2018 -

Comment

Top 5 reasons why bigger isn’t (always) better

The largest pharmaceutical companies not surprisingly rely on the largest contract research organizations read more

10 July 2018 -

News

Wormy secrets to longer life

Research into the remarkable regenerative powers of the flatworm Macrostomum lignano a read more

06 July 2018 -

Newsletter

Deep Breath: Issue #6

It was encouraging to see so many partners at the 2017 General Assembly meeting last December read more

04 July 2018 -

News

300 standards and counting…

The Institute for Apprenticeships (IFA) has approved its 300th read more

19 June 2018 -

Medical Writing

Titanic clinical protocols

Experience at Niche has taught us that clinical study protocols are born in the white-hot fire read more

16 June 2018 -

Skills

Critically thinking

Today my son has taken his GCSE exam in Critical Thinking. read more

11 May 2018 -

News

Pharma – newbies trailblazing the future

Our team are exploring different and novel ways for young people to enter the pharmaceutical industry. read more

04 May 2018 -

Comment

Star Wars Day

On this day 2 years ago I had a pretty bad accident getting knocked off my motorbike read more

30 April 2018 -

Comment

Business learnings: 20 years – 20 tips

The last 20 years at Niche have been amazingly exciting – offering read more

16 April 2018 -

Comment

Three business starter survival traits

Yesterday was 20 years since the Memorandum read more

15 February 2018 -

Medical Writing

Keep it brief…

Never judge a book by its cover –we know read more

28 January 2018 -

Comment

From a father to his son...

on the occasion of your becoming an adult. read more

17 January 2018 -

Comment

Conference organising 101

They say that as one door closes another one opens. read more

07 January 2018 -

Comment

A thoughts trip through the brain

It is possible to use electrodes to record brain read more

21 December 2017 -

News

A great disturbance in the force

Heinz Siegfried Wolff, scientist and broadcaster, born 29 April 1928 read more

20 December 2017 -

Comment

Humbled - try it!

My end-of-year task for yesterday was a visit the local police station read more

19 December 2017 -

Comment

Developing medical devices to help manage chronic respiratory conditions

Academic Industry Meeting days (AIMdays) read more

17 December 2017 -

Comment

The 10 best science presents… ...ever?

Metathesiophobia: from Preclinical to Clinical Development read more

14 November 2017 -

Comment

Top 5 leadership lessons from death

This is me, close to death – again. read more

31 October 2017 -

Comment

That’s all folks!

In 1786, estimates placed our average life expectancy at just 24 years. read more

26 October 2017 -

Comment

Targeting death

Many of the increasing number of elderly in our population read more

09 October 2017 -

Insider’s Insight

Top 10 tips to writing up your PhD

Writing your PhD thesis can be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity read more

28 September 2017 -

Comment

Super-ageing takes guts

We are looking over the precipice that is a revolution read more

06 September 2017 -

Newsletter

Deep Breath Issue #5

RASP-UK underwent its third progress review by the MRC on 19 May. read more

16 August 2017 -

Comment

Immortality – no thanks!

We are looking over the precipice that is a revolution in lifespan modification. read more

15 August 2017 -

Insider’s Insight

Creating awesome titles

Creating an awesome title is like bending a straight line into a circle. read more

17 July 2017 -

Insider’s Insight

Site selection - getting it right

High functioning investigator sites are essential to the delivery read more

12 July 2017 -

Comment

Can we stop ageing?

According to many observers we are standing on the precipice read more

29 June 2017 -

Comment

Are you old?

Ask anyone and they will tell you that they don’t think they are as old as they are. read more

15 May 2017 -

Comment

Tantalising telomeres

Many scientists believe that we have reached the end of the life-expectancy revolution read more

09 May 2017 -

Insider’s Insight

Toot your horn...

People working in the sciences aren’t generally perceived as being outgoing. read more

09 May 2017 -

Insider’s Insight

Awesome abstracts

You may think that 'writing the abstract' simply  involves summarising read more

16 April 2017 -

Newsletter

Deep Breath Issue #4

Welcome to the latest issue of the Refractory Asthma Stratification Programme (RASP-UK) read more

05 April 2017 -

Insider’s Insight

Creating your best presentation (ever)

We wanted to tell you about our latest Insider’s Insight - Ta dah read more

05 April 2017 -

Comment

Age 40 years in 5 minutes...

With age comes wisdom, however the physical side of ageing read more

01 April 2017 -

Newsletter

Frailomic Newsletter #8

Welcome to the latest edition of the Frailomic Initiative Newsletter. read more

30 March 2017 -

Insider’s Insight

Baffling bibliometics

The prestige of publication has been based on traditional citation metrics read more

17 March 2017 -

Insider’s Insight

Cost – price – value

It is important to note that robust CSR processes should include independent quality control, version control, documented source verification, etc. read more

14 March 2017 -

Insider’s Insight

Clinical study reports under the microscope

Metathesiophobia: from Preclinical to Clinical Development read more

13 March 2017 -

News

Asthma UK discusses RASP-UK

In its recent white paper on severe asthma, The Severe Asthma Report 2017 read more

31 January 2017 -

Insider’s Insight, Publication

Killing predatory journals…

We all get them, some of us more than 10 a day, emails from journals read more

08 January 2017 -

Insider’s Insight

Conducting effective literature searches

Searching the literature can take various forms, ranging from a quick scan of recent publications read more

02 January 2017 -

Insider’s Insight

Did you miss this...?

Did you miss our Insider's Insight into understanding the complex world of bibliometrics [1]? read more

13 December 2016 -

Comment

12 Days of Nichemas

Since 2013, our Insider's Insights have been a way for Niche read more

12 November 2016 -

Comment

Coming soon - 12 Days of Nichemas

Did we mention that we love to share? We post news about science read more

26 October 2016 -

Comment

Calling postdocs

It can feel like a career in science is about sacrifice. read more

06 October 2016 -

Newsletter

Deep Breath: Issue #3

Download the third issue of the Refractory Asthma Stratification read more

20 September 2016 -

Insider’s Insight

Good but not original!

Plagiarism is an issue of growing concern within the scientific literature read more

09 September 2016 -

Newsletter

Frailomic and MID-Frail (Newsletter #9)

Read the latest newsletter here [1]. In this edition read more

02 September 2016 -

Newsletter

Frailomic Newsletter #7

Welcome to the Frailomic Newsletter Update for 2016. read more

24 August 2016 -

Comment

Mentoring – what’s the buzz?

Want a conversation to warm your heart and lift your spirits read more

16 August 2016 -

Comment

Eighteen Years at Niche: Gratitude, Science, and the People Who Made It Possible

I was planning to post an article on mentorship today read more

09 August 2016 -

Insider’s Insight

Making better PowerPoint presentations

We are sharing our latest Insider’s Insight – Ta dah read more

12 July 2016 -

Comment

Love or passion?

It the time of school retrospectives once again read more

08 July 2016 -

Newsletter

Deep Breath: Issue #2

Welcome to the second issue of the Refractory Asthma Stratification read more

07 July 2016 -

Insider’s Insight

Inside our Insider’s Insights

Metathesiophobia: from Preclinical to Clinical Development read more

07 June 2016 -

Comment

Living longer in good health

Unfortunately, health does not generally improve with age. read more

12 May 2016 -

Comment

Cast your bread upon the waters

Even though I'm not particularly religious read more

05 May 2016 -

Comment

Great to be alive - Thank you

At a time when the news seems to enjoy focusing on bad things read more

03 May 2016 -

News

RASP-UK on World Asthma Day 2016

World Asthma Day was first launched in 1998 read more

20 April 2016 -

Insider’s Insight

Ready, aim, fire!

Metathesiophobia: from Preclinical to Clinical Development read more

06 April 2016 -

Newsletter

Deep Breath: Issue #1

Deep Breath is the official newsletter of the UKs Refactory Asthma read more

01 April 2016 -

Comment

Deceiving your brain: Why April Fools Day pranks work

There is something about primeval about the part of human read more

09 February 2016 -

Newsletter

Frailomic and MID-Frail newsletters (#8 and #6)

Read the latest newsletter from both our MID-Frail read more

09 January 2016 -

Comment

Best presents go beyond the 'big reveal'

Buying Christmas presents for people can be difficult read more

20 December 2015 -

Comment

Season’s greetings for 2015 and best wishes for the year to come

With the year coming to a close, the Niche team read more

11 November 2015 -

Medical Writing

Five reasons abstracts are important

There is a short summary of a scientific paper called an abstract read more

15 September 2015 -

Medical Writing

Good Publication Practice 3 and the Evolution of Ethical Industry-Sponsored Clinical Reporting

A new guidance document for the publication of company-sponsored read more

11 September 2015 -

Medical Writing

Typing two spaces...

There are people everywhere who use two spaces after a full-stop. read more

02 September 2015 -

Insider’s Insight

Issue #9 of our Insider's Insights

We've been sharing you our Insider's Insights with you for 2 years now. read more

01 September 2015 -

Publication

Bariatric surgery in obese older people: useful or not?

Our publication on the potential benefits of bariatric surgery read more

26 August 2015 -

Medical Writing

Shorter titles get more citations

Titles are the first thing readers see, yet often they are addressed read more

23 July 2015 -

Publication, Regulatory

First RASP-UK publication

The first publication to come out of our UK Refractory Asthma read more

09 May 2015 -

Newsletter

MID-Frail Newsletter #7

Metathesiophobia: from Preclinical to Clinical Development read more

02 May 2015 -

Newsletter

Frailomic Newsletter #5

We have just released our latest Frailomic consortium read more

03 March 2015 -

Insider’s Insight

Planning your clinical trial: Avoidable mistakes

Clinical trials are not cheap to conduct, and with data integrity read more

29 January 2015 -

News

A new Medical Research Council-funded asthma research programme

Our group of academic and industry partners won a big MRC grant yesterday read more

09 January 2015 -

Newsletter

Frailomic newsletter #4

In the UK we have a saying that you wait hours for a bus and then two come along at once. read more

07 January 2015 -

Newsletter

MID-Frail newsletter #6

This essential reading provides readers with a round-up of news on the latest events read more

20 December 2014 -

Comment

Season’s greetings for 2014 and best wishes for the year to come

With the year coming to a close, the Niche team are eager to thank all our colleagues read more

01 December 2014 -

Newsletter

Third Frailomic consortium newsletter

You can now download our latest newsletter, detailing how 2014 read more

01 September 2014 -

Publication

Sarcoidosis: Epidemiological and aetiological links

Our publication on sarcoidosis, a multisystem inflammatory disease read more

03 August 2014 -

Comment

Be the cool kid at congress....

Posters are an excellent opportunity to showcase your work read more

01 July 2014 -

News

On your marks… we’re about to SPRINTT

Frailty has a dramatic impact on the quality of life of many elderly people read more

12 February 2014 -

Comment

Unknown Knowns

We have some strange terms in the pharma industry read more

04 February 2014 -

Skills

Project Tracking: A valued tool for multiple multidisciplinary projects

If you're managing a project, it's important to stay informed about work progress read more

12 January 2014 -

Newsletter

Second Frailomic consortium newsletter

The coming year is expected to be a very productive year for the consortium read more

09 January 2014 -

Newsletter

The fifth MID-Frail newsletter

The New Year started excellently for MID-Frail with the first patients read more

20 December 2013 -

Comment

Thanks for all your involvement in 2013 and our hopes for 2014

With the year coming to a close, the Niche team are eager to thank all our colleagues read more

12 December 2013 -

Medical Writing

Good Publication Practice 2: Drivers Toward GPP3

If you have been involved in the pharmaceutical industry for any length read more

12 September 2013 -

Newsletter

The fourth MID-Frail newsletter

We are pleased to bring you the latest edition of the MID-Frail newsletter read more

08 September 2013 -

Publication

New therapies in the management of type 2 diabetes mellitus

Our publication on new therapies in the management of type 2 diabetes mellitus read more

12 July 2013 -

Publication

New therapies to reduce low-density lipoprotein cholesterol

ur publication on new therapies to reduce low-density read more

07 July 2013 -

Skills

Mastering Poster Layout

Know the difference between an eye-catching, action-inspiring poster read more

01 July 2013 -

Newsletter

First Frailomic consortium newsletter

Welcome everyone to the first issue of the Frailomic consortium read more

17 June 2013 -

Regulatory

The Clinical Study Report

Welcome everyone to the first issue of the Frailomic consortium read more

15 April 2013 -

Comment

The Real Thing

sA lot of people say that people don't just buy things, they buy connection read more

01 January 2013 -

Newsletter

FRAILOMIC initiative awarded 7th Framework approval

Niche Science & Technology are playing a key role in the Frailomic project read more

20 December 2012 -

Comment

Season’s greetings, thanks for all your involvement in 2012 and things to come

With the year coming to a close, the Niche team are eager to thank all our colleagues read more

03 December 2012 -

Newsletter

New MID-Frail Consortium Newsletter

2012 has been a very busy year for the MID-Frail partners and the study consortium read more

07 October 2012 -

Comment

Talking Sense About Science

I believed that the central purpose of journalism is to provide the general population read more

08 September 2012 -

Publication

Female urinary incontinence

Our publication on the use of cardiovascular medication in women and continence read more

03 September 2012 -

Publication

New Lipid-Lowering Drugs: An update

The progression of atherosclerosis, which is responsible for coronary heart disease read more

01 September 2012 -

News

Grünenthal, maker of thalidomide, issues an apology after 50 years

If you have been involved in the pharmaceutical industry for any length read more

01 August 2012 -

Medical Writing

Efficient Document Editing: A three-phase workflow

You can waste a considerable amount of time when reviewing and editing read more

12 May 2012 -

Publication

PCSK-9 as a treatment for hyperlipidaemia

Today we had our manuscript on the pre-protein convertase subtilisin kexin (PCSK)-9 read more

02 May 2012 -

Comment

Under‑Reporting of Clinical Studies

We have some strange terms in the pharma industry read more

21 April 2012 -

Newsletter

New MID-Frail Consortium Newsletter #2

MID‐Frail News returns with this Special Issue to report on the project development read more

17 April 2012 -

Newsletter

MID-Frail Consortium Newsletter #1

Welcome to the first issue of the MID‐Frail newsletter read more

14 April 2012 -

Medical Writing

Editing tip: Size is important

Writing that is short is vigorous. read more

12 March 2012 -

Publication

Midodrine: use and current status in the treatment of hypotension

Epidemiological data suggest that at two in five of us will experience read more

01 March 2012 -

Newsletter

MID-Frail awarded 7th Framework approval

Niche Science & Technology Ltd. are leading the team today awarded a Euro 7.5M read more


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