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12Oct 2023

Quantify attends life science forum 2023 in Denmark

Last week, our very own Mary Rosenzweig had the privilege of attending Bech-Bruun’s “Life Science Forum 2023 – the EU’s Revision of the Pharmaceutical Regulations” in Denmark. This event gathered prominent figures from the industry to discuss the first overhaul of the EU Pharmaceutical Legislation in two decades.

Central to the forum’s discussions were the effective incentives for innovation. Many participants concurred that a key challenge is […]

11Oct 2023

See you at Ispor!

ISPOREurope is fast approaching, and the Quantify Research team is looking forward to meeting with our current and future collaborators as well as presenting a wide variety of research.

Quantify will have a large group of in-house experts with diverse experience and expertise on-site to discuss your needs and our solutions – Don’t hesitate to schedule a meeting with us in advance. We are keen to talk with you about:
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10Oct 2023

Did you know Quantify is an ENcePP partner conducting PASS Studies?

Since 2020, Quantify Research has been a proud partner to the European Medicines Agency coordinated ENCePP (European NEtwork for Centers of Pharmacoepidemiology and Pharmacovigilance) initiative.

This network brings together expertise and resources in pharmacoepidemiology and pharmacovigilance across Europe with the aim of conducting high quality, multi-center, independent Post Authorization Safety Studies (PASS) with a focus on observational research.

Quantify Research has executed a variety of imposed- and […]

10Oct 2023

Harnessing the power of Nordic real-world data: Quantify assesses the impact of pneumococcal conjugate vaccines (PCVs) in paediatric immunisation programmes in Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden!

Using 10 years of national surveillance data from four Nordic countries, Quantify Research in collaboration with Pfizer found that a substantial amount of vaccine-preventable invasive pneumococcal disease remains present in elderly populations, despite the inclusion of pneumococcal conjugate vaccines (PCVs) in paediatric national immunisation programmes. Further, the choice of PCV used in paediatric immunisation programmes was associated with differences in serotype distribution and disease incidence amongst older […]