The NC Biosciences Organization has changed its name to the NC Life Sciences Organization — or NCLifeSci for short — to reflect the dynamic growth and diversification of North Carolina’s life sciences industry.
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A recent analysis of the legislation passed by the Senate determined that it will likely lead to the loss of over 590,000 jobs across the country. In North Carolina, the toll would be a direct biopharma job loss of almost 6,600 jobs, along with nearly 37,000 jobs supported by the life sciences industry.
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Meet Laura Gunter, the new president of NCBIO, or the N.C. Biosciences Organization. In an exclusive interview with WRAL TechWire, Gunter talks about why she pursued the job, what she hopes to achieve, and how the organization can help ensure the life science industry across North Carolina continues to grow.
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Laura Gunter, a familiar face in North Carolina’s life science industry, is the new president of the N.C. Biosciences Organization which acts as a lobbying group for business across the state.
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Legislation that fixes prices for prescription medicines would limit patients’ access to new treatments while doing nothing to lower prices at the pharmacy counter, according to a new analysis released by NCBIO, the NC Biosciences Organization.
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Sam Taylor, a key figure in North Carolina’s ascension to global life sciences leadership as a founder and long-time president of the sector’s trade association, NCBIO, has died at the age of 64 of pancreatic cancer.
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President Trump’s executive order slashing Medicare payments to hospitals and doctors will curtail access to care and increase financial stress for NC patients, says NCBIO President Sam Taylor.
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This is a proud moment for North Carolina. Well beyond seeing significant economic growth and job creation, we are taking a leadership role in the war on cancer. Let’s make sure this investment pays off for our state and our health.
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President Trump’s executive order regarding drug prices could cost jobs in North Carolina and hinder the search for new drugs, warns the head of the business trade group North Carolina Biosciences Organization.
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