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Study Group: Charles River Labs Toxicology Services Users(?)

Council Members in this Study Group: 11

This study group may include physicians, care providers, and researchers specializing in internal medicine, cardiology, oncology, dermatology, emergency medicine, family medicine, neurology, obstetrics-gynecology, psychiatry, radiology, nursing, optometry, genetics, and mental health. It may also include experts knowledgeable on diagnostic labs, disease management, medical devices, long term care, surgery centers, health management, pharma, and biotechnology, among others.

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Eric Gruff, PhD MBA, Principal, E4 ConsultingEric Gruff, PhD MBA
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E4 Consulting

Eric Gruff, PhD, MBA, BS, is the Founder of E4 Consulting, which specializes in pharmaceutical development, regulatory affairs, and project and portfolio management. Dr. Gruff has over 16 years of experience in the pharmaceutical and biotech sector, including leadership roles at Pfizer, Agouron Pharmaceuticals,...

Evan Siegel, MPhil, PhD
Adjunct Professor
University of Queensland

Evan Siegel, MPhil, PhD, is the President and Chief Executive Officer at the Ground Zero Pharmaceuticals, Inc., a regulatory affairs and product development consulting firm in California. He provides services in the strategic, regulatory, preclinical, clinical CMC and compliance areas for firms developing...

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Link to Pancreatitis is Bound to Negatively Impact Byetta Sales | 08-21-2008
Author: Eric Gruff, PhD MBA, Principal, E4 Consulting

The recent publication of new cases of pancreatitis that are occurring in patients taking Byetta (exenatide) can't be good for Amylin/Lilly. While Byetta and investigational GLP-1 analogs are still very viable therapeutics for Type 2 Diabetes, prescribers will have to reassess the risk-benefit ratio...

A Complex Personal and Societal Issue | 07-17-2008
Author: Evan Siegel, MPhil, PhD, Adjunct Professor , University of Queensland

The issues associated with expensive therapeutics are multifaceted and involve personal, professional and societal components. Value related to medical treatment is uniquely assessed by each individual with respect to his/her financial burden, overall lifestyle and quality of life, societal role,...

A Word to the Wise... | 07-08-2008
Author: Evan Siegel, MPhil, PhD, Adjunct Professor , University of Queensland

1. Sponsors need to be "squeaky clean" with respect to their assessment of signals of toxicity in drug develpment programs. 2. This assessment should be made at the preclinical and early clinical stages of the process, irrespective of political and financial considerations. 3. The per cent of failures...

Tainted Heparin Will Mean More Scrutiny of Drug Manufacturers | 04-21-2008
Author: Eric Gruff, PhD MBA, Principal, E4 Consulting

Regardless of the reason (greed, carelessness, incompetence, etc.) that Chinese heparin became tainted, the end result will be increased scrutiny on imported raw materials and other ingredients, not only from China, but from all 3rd World suppliers. How the FDA and other regulatory agencies actually...

AtheroGenics' AGI-1067 Shows Some Promise, But There Are Still Questions | 04-16-2008
Author: Eric Gruff, PhD MBA, Principal, E4 Consulting

The 3-month reduction in HbA1c demonstrated by AGI-1067 is promising, but I still have many questions regarding the design and outcomes. There are many existing therapies that lower A1c - many have undesireable side effects like weight gain or hepatotoxicity.

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