Making Strides in Patient Safety

BioSupply Trends Quarterly Spring 2017 Superbugs

Efforts to optimize patient care continue, with a push toward tackling a myriad of problems, from antimicrobial resistance to autism spectrum disorder.

Discoveries in Treatment and Illness Prevention

BioSupply Trends Quarterly Winter 2017 Therapeutic Discoveries

Scientists are making discoveries that are leading to prevention and better treatments, and clinicians are discovering new approaches to improving delivery of health services so clients receive a continuum of preventive and curative services.

The Exciting Future of Medicine

BioSupply Trends Quarterly Fall 2016 Healthcare Innovation

Advances are leading to promising treatments and cures for diseases that have plagued society for decades, as well as new methods that promise to substantially improve quality of care.

Patient Safety Is a Collective Responsibility

BioSupply Trends Quarterly Spring 2016 Blood Protein Therapeutics

Patient safety is an endemic concern — one that must be addressed by many stakeholders, including government agencies, manufacturers, healthcare providers and others, all working collectively to safely care for patients.

Advancing Healthcare: From Testing to Treatment

On average, only 25 new experimental drugs were approved by the FDA’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER) every year during the past decade. Taking more than 10 years to go from testing to treatment, the healing properties of these drugs help countless numbers of patients, sometimes providing life-changing and lifesaving results.

Addressing Declining Vaccination Rates

BioSupply Trends Quarterly Summer 2015 The Vaccine Gap

A “vaccination gap” has resulted in fewer children receiving the recommended immunizations, and diseases that were once considered all but eliminated are reemerging.

Safe Medicine: A Shared Responsibility

BioSupply Trends Quarterly Spring 2015 Safe Medicine

FFF Enterprises takes a “safety first” approach when it comes to business best practices for distributing fragile biologics and transport-sensitive vaccines.