As of today, Israel has vaccinated more than 20% of its population against COVID-19. Its regional neighbor, the United Arab Emirates, has given almost 13% of its citizens the first dose. But as of Jan. ...
Healthcare retailers are preparing to play a major role in the distribution of a COVID-19 vaccine, which is expected to begin as soon as next week. An estimated 20 million Americans will be rolling ...
When most people think of the intersection of the pandemic and pharmaceuticals, they naturally (and hopefully) think of the COVID-19 vaccines in the development pipeline and how they won't get here soon enough. But it ...
This has been a tough year for supply chains (spoiler alert: it's not over yet), and perhaps no sector has gotten more scrutiny during the pandemic than healthcare. “All supply chains had to make significant ...
iStock/Gearstd Lawmakers from both major parties converged in Washington this week to agree on something. Really, it’s true. And what they found common ground on was the urgent need for the United States to strengthen ...
The good news: A majority of surveyed airlines, freight forwarders, ground handlers, airport operators and solution providers have begun preparations to handle, store, transport and deliver future COVID-19 vaccines.
We're sure it does, actually. But you've probably never had to help distribute vaccines to the entire global population, with billions of people's health and the currently stalled world economy hanging in the balance. Even ...
As business leaders across all industries search for savings to make up for the weeks COVID-19 kept them closed, manufacturers should be no exception. Though many saw upticks in demand and helped make life-saving products ...
OptiFreight® Logistics helps healthcare companies better control costs through what it calls “total transportation management.” Healthcare facilities spend a considerable amount of money on shipping costs to get all the products and supplies they need on ...
How’s this for a challenge: The world will eventually need to manufacture and distribute between 7 and 19 billion COVID-19 vaccine doses globally. That’s according to the World Economic Forum (WEF), which noted in a recent article that ...
