Conference programme
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Wednesday 11 June (1730 - 2030)
Thursday 12 June (0730 - 0830)
Thursday 12 June (0830 - 0840)
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Thursday 12 June (0840 - 0910)
Thursday 12 June (0910 - 0940)
Thursday 12 June (0940 - 1230)
Session details
Topics will include:
- Challenging government decisions through judicial review or other avenues?
- Enforcement actions – from inspections to criminal prosecutions and individual liability
- ATMPs and the new regulation on substances of human origin: what will change in the next future?
- Patient Support Programs regulatory & ethical considerations
- Franchising in healthcare
- Medicines pricing
- Prescription weight loss
- Regulation, AI and data protection in medical technology
- Clinical trials and AI
- The legal significance of Personalized Healthcare
- Latest trends in licensing and IP transactions in life sciences
- Deepfakes and synthetic media in life sciences: legal risks and global countermeasures
- AI in the courtroom: the role of AI in life sciences disputes and global judicial decision-making
- Regulatory or orphan drug data exclusivity and enforcement
- Global update on bolar exemption and safe harbour
- Combating online counterfeiting: strategies and lessons
- Trade dress protection for pharmaceutical packaging
- WIPO mediation in life sciences
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Thursday 12 June (1230 - 1330)
Thursday 12 June (1330 - 1430)
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This panel explores recent trends shaping mergers and acquisitions, investment flows, and strategic collaborations in life sciences sector. Experts will discuss how evolving regulatory landscapes, technological innovation, and the search for cost-effectiveness are influencing deal-making strategies and partnership models.
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Thursday 12 June (1430 - 1530)
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This panel addresses the growing legal challenges of pharmaceutical and device shortages, exploring contractual, regulatory, and liability issues. Experts will discuss strategies for mitigating risks through scarcity and/or force majeure. The session covers global trade, regulatory, and ethical dilemmas surrounding scarce resource allocation. Attendees will gain insights into proactive legal strategies for navigating life sciences supply chain disruptions.
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Thursday 12 June (1530 - 1545)
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Thursday 12 June (1545 - 1615)
Thursday 12 June (1615 - 1715)
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Counterfeiting and IP piracy have escalated into a global crisis, undermining economies, endangering public health, and stifling innovation. This panel will delve into the multifaceted challenges posed by modern counterfeiting and IP piracy, examining the latest global trends, enforcement actions, and technological innovations designed to combat this pervasive issue. Experts will discuss the effectiveness of current strategies and explore collaborative approaches to safeguard intellectual property rights in the 21st century.
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Thursday 12 June (1715 - 1815)
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This panel will explore the transformative potential of digital health solutions within the life sciences industry, how technologies such as AI, telehealth, wearable devices, and digital therapeutics are revolutionizing drug development, personalized medicine, and patient care. The panel will also address the challenges of data integration, regulatory compliance, and the evolving landscape of global health data privacy laws. Attendees will gain insights into emerging trends and innovations that are shaping the future of healthcare and life sciences, and learn how to leverage these technologies to improve patient outcomes and drive industry growth
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Thursday 12 June (1930 - 2200)
Friday 13 June (0730 - 0830)
Friday 13 June (0830 - 0840)
Friday 13 June (0840 - 0940)
Friday 13 June (0940 - 1025)
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Advancements in gene therapy and personalised medicine continue to revolutionize healthcare, leading to the potential of many new cutting edge treatments and therapies. However, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and addressing ethical concerns is becoming increasing critical. This field holds immense potential for innovative technologies, such as CRISPR gene editing technologies, but it also raises important questions about patient consent, risks of long-term effects and ethical dilemma in human genetic modification. In this panel, we will look at the potential that gene therapy and personalised medicine hold both from a medical and economic perspective, and consider the associated risks, and ethical and compliance challenges. The panel will consider how regulations can evolve to safeguard patients while fostering innovation, and shaping the future of medicine
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Friday 13 June (1025 - 1050)
Friday 13 June (1050 - 1140)
Session details
In a rapidly evolving landscape, building effective compliance programs has become a strategic imperative for life sciences companies. With rising regulatory demands, technological innovation, and growing societal expectations, how can organizations ensure agile and sustainable compliance? Our panel of legal experts will explore best practices and key challenges to designing robust, future-ready compliance frameworks