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Byline: Andrea Malan There is a new supercar atop the Ferrari lineup. The 1,183-hp F80 hybrid follows the supercar maker's previous range toppers, which include the F40, F50, Enzo and [...]

Each year, Utah Business celebrates professionals who are changing Utah's business landscape in big ways--and they're all under 40 years old. Join us in a round of applause for these [...]

This month, Utah Business partnered with Dentons Durham Jones Pinegar to host a roundtable event featuring Utah's building, construction and design leaders. Moderated by Bruce Bingham, partner at Hamilton Partners, [...]

This month, Utah Business partnered with Dentons Durham Jones Pinegar to host a roundtable event featuring local finance and business leaders. Moderated by Serene Papenfuss, principal at Kickstart, the group [...]

What's a business without its sales and marketing teams? Utah Business is proud to present the 2023 Sales and Marketers of the Year honorees--individuals who've had a measurable impact on [...]

Each year, Utah Business anonymously surveys thousands of employees about their workplaces to determine who thinks they have it best. Perceptions around workplace culture continue to shift since the Covid [...]

This month, Utah Business partnered with Dentons Durham Jones Pinegar to host our first-annual roundtable event focused on Utah's economy. Moderated by Jeffrey Jones, shareholder and director at Dentons Durham [...]

Utah Business is proud to introduce you to our state's up-and-coming talent. These twenty-somethings are starting their own businesses, rising through the ranks of existing ones, and recreating the world. [...]

This month, Utah Business partnered with Dentons Durham Jones Pinegar to host a roundtable event featuring Utah's renewable energy leaders. Moderated by Kim Frost, executive director of the Utah Clean [...]

In partnership with Rocky Mountain Power, we are proud to honor the Utah companies and individuals making strides toward our state's environmental sustainability. Congratulations to the 2022 Green Business honorees! [...]

In partnership with the Roseman University of Health Sciences, Utah Business is proud to honor those who have made it their mission to improve the state of health in Utah [...]

Every year, Utah Business honors the women who have made an impact in male-dominated industries including government, education, healthcare, nonprofits, and technology. The 2022 Women of the Year are being [...]

This month, Utah Business partnered with Weave to host a roundtable event featuring Utah's talent acquisition and human resources leaders. Co-moderated by Carl Sokia, founder and CEO of Experience Management [...]

Every year, Utah Business awards the 50 fastest-growing companies in the state. Ranked according to their total five-year revenue and compound annual growth rate, here are the 50 fastest-growing and [...]

IN A VIDEO ZAC EFRON POSTED to his Instagram account in June, he's lying on the grass with his head resting on a plaid pillow. 'Maybe I do have commitment [...]

In partnership with Living Color Utah, our third annual Living Color Gala honors the individuals and organizations who are working toward a more equitable and inclusive future for our state. [...]

This month, Utah Business partnered with Comcast to host a roundtable event featuring Utah's DE&I leaders. Moderated by Trina Limpert, founder and CEO of RizeNext, and Deneiva Knight, external affairs [...]

Every year, Utah Business and Utah SHRM honor the HR professionals who are working hard to foster culture, growth, and happiness in the workplace. These professionals have gone beyond the [...]

This month, Utah Business partnered with Holland & Hart to host a roundtable event featuring Utah's energy leaders. Moderated by Blair Blackwell, manager of corporate affairs at Chevron, they discussed [...]

In partnership with Stoel Rives, the Innovation Awards pay tribute to the innovative spirit permeating Utah companies and the talented people working to alleviate complex problems with elegant solutions. Nominees [...]

UTAH'S ECONOMY IS BOOMING, drawing even more businesses to the promised land. But what happens to the residents of lesser-populated towns when developers want to expand near recreation hubs like [...]

Every year, Utah Business and NACD Utah honor the board members of companies, nonprofits, and organizations for the inspirational work they do behind the scenes to create lasting innovation and [...]

This month, Utah Business partnered with Dentons Durham Jones Pinegar to host a roundtable event featuring Utah's legal industry leaders. Moderated by N. Todd Leishman, president and chairman of Dentons [...]

As team leaders, C-suite executives make the hard decisions that impact daily operations as well as the long-term vision of their companies. Developing the strategies behind company success in an [...]

Byline: Andrea Malan Alfa Romeo has revealed the 33 Stradale, a limited edition halo sports car inspired by the 1967 33 Stradale that was derived from the Tipo 33 sports [...]

Year after year, Utah ranks as the worst state in the nation for women's equality. It's a statistic that, while disheartening, should motivate change--and this year's 30 Women to Watch [...]

This month, Utah Business partnered with Holland & Hart to host a roundtable event featuring Utah's commercial real estate industry leaders. Moderated by Lana Howell, executive managing director of Colliers, [...]

THE TOWN OF EUREKA sits nestled among the East Tintic Mountains, a range heavy-laden with precious metals that have been mined since 1869. In its heyday, the Tintic Mining District [...]

As in-house counsel, attorneys have the opportunity to become fully integrated with their companies--developing short-term goals and long-term strategies. Each year, we celebrate those who guide our companies to a [...]

This month, Utah Business partnered with Dentons Durham Jones Pinegar to host a roundtable event featuring Utah's tech industry leaders. Moderated by Simplus CEO Ryan Westwood, they discussed the value [...]

Each year, we celebrate Utah's most accomplished professionals--the CEOs who have led their organizations with strength, courage, and endurance and have made it their mission to change the way we [...]

This month, Utah Business partnered with Dentons Durham Jones Pinegar to host a roundtable event featuring Utah's venture capital leaders. Moderated by Cydni Tetro of Brandless, Inc., they discussed raising [...]

This month, Utah Business partnered with Dentons Durham Jones Pinegar to host a roundtable event featuring Utah's building, construction, and design leaders. Moderated by Bruce Bingham of Hamilton Partners, they [...]

Each year, we celebrate 40 professionals--all under 40 years of age--who are working to evolve the state of Utah's business landscape. Join us in a round of applause for these [...]

What's a business without its sales and marketing teams? Utah Business is proud to present the 2022 Sales & Marketers of the Year honorees--individuals who've had a measurable impact on [...]

STRENGTHS AND LIMITATIONS OF THIS STUDY * This study represents the situation regarding the global INN utilization and generic substitution, while other studies on those subjects were limited to specific [...], Background International Nonproprietary Names (INN) allow for unambiguous identification of pharmaceutical substances and facilitate communication between health care professionals, researchers, regulators, and users. This study aims to provide a snapshot of the use of the INN in the Member States of the World Health Organization (WHO) and assess its influence on the penetration of multisource pharmaceutical products and their prices. Methods The INN Secretariat in the WHO circulated a questionnaire to the Member States. The input received from the INN counterparts was analysed and combined with data from the literature. Results A total of 52 Member states answered the questionnaire, in addition to one special administrative region (Hong Kong), representing 57% of the world population. In most Member States, INN are used for prescribing exclusively or in combination with trade or brand names. Member States that replied to the questionnaire allow for generic substitution, although the prerequisites and the extent of the substitution vary. Member States that promote pro-generic policies enjoy a relatively high penetration rate of non-originator products. Conclusion The INN system is widely implemented in the Member States for dispensing and prescribing (also referred to as generic prescribing). The use of INN is linked to generic substitution of pharmaceutical substances by the pharmacist and correlates with a higher penetration of non-originator products and reduced prices. Further implementation of INN prescribing in the Member States may lead to better access to pharmaceutical products and their safe use.

Introduction A drug can be identified in several different ways, for example by its chemical name or its brand name; but these names have limitations and may cause confusion. The [...], Background: This review aims to fill the knowledge gaps in the understanding of the World Health Organization's International Nonproprietary Names (INN) nomenclature system among students and professionals in order to improve education and develop a better use of INN. The ultimate goal is to promote safe use of medicines and a unifying global language for educating health professionals and scientists. Methods: This review about clinical use of INN by health professionals was conducted using the Web of Science database and the search was framed between the period of 1900 and 2020. Key words such as INN, nonproprietary or approved name, drug nomenclature were used as search terms to collate the relevant articles for the review. In addition, feedback was collected by the WHO INN Programme on the awareness of the INN among university students. Students residing in nine countries across the world were invited to participate by completing a survey that contained 10 questions regarding the INN. Results: Students are generally not familiar with the INN nomenclature system, hence when they learn about drugs, they often resort to memorisation. Practitioners do not fully understand how the INN can help them recognize the pharmacological class and mode of action of the drugs they prescribe. Implications: The INN nomenclature system is a useful tool for education and practice. Since the establishment of the World Health Organization's International Nonproprietary Names Programme in 1950, the process for naming new chemical and biological pharmaceutical substances has become more complex but is highly rooted in scientific evidence. The INN in its multiple translated forms is certainly a global language that can contribute to the safety of patients. Understanding the construct of INN will thus be beneficial for learning and the application thereof in medicine.

Each year, Utah Business anonymously surveys thousands of employees about their workplaces to determine who thinks they have it best. These companies won this year--setting new standards for the meaning [...]

Byline: Andrea Malan Ferrari is boosting the SF90 Stradale plug-in hybrid midengine sports car's performance with two limited production models, the SF90 XX Stradale coupe and SF90 XX Spider roadster. [...]

In partnership with Deseret News, we're proud to honor the following Utah companies that have been in business for over 50 years--paving the way for the future, massively impacting the [...]

Utah Business is proud to introduce you to our state's up-and-coming talent. These twenty-somethings are starting their own businesses, rising through the ranks of existing ones, and recreating the world. [...]

Utah Business partnered with Holland & Hart to host a roundtable event featuring Utah's energy leaders. Moderated by Thom Carter of the Utah Office of Energy Development, they discussed how [...]

WATCH OUR HEALTHCARE PANEL EVENT We invited Utah healthcare executives to speak during a panel event on the Covid pandemie, the staffing challenges faced by our local hospitals, and what [...]

In partnership with Rocky Mountain Power, we are proud to honor the Utah companies and individuals who are making strides toward our state's environmental sustainability. Congratulations to the 2021 Green [...]

Every year, Utah Business honors the women who have made an impact in largely male-dominated industries including government, education, healthcare, nonprofits, and technology. The 2021 Women of the Year are [...]