The MHRA like so many health regulatory bodies worldwide, has been co-opted, corrupted and conflicted. This breakdown of the sourcing, supply, manufacturing, and distribution of the mRNA gene therapy is proof of systemic failure. Is this shonky syst…
The MHRA like so many health regulatory bodies worldwide, has been co-opted, corrupted and conflicted. This breakdown of the sourcing, supply, manufacturing, and distribution of the mRNA gene therapy is proof of systemic failure. Is this shonky system backing up the pseudo science, part of the plausible deniability swamp. Hedley Rees draws on 35 years of supply chain experience to explain the real ‘Big Pharma system’ to us. He also reveals that the MHRA (the UK's Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency) is no more than a shell organisation. Staff have been leaving in droves since 2016, but who is replacing them? Indeed is anyone replacing them, or is the MHRA just running on largely unqualified, inexperienced skeleton staff, attempting to give us the appearance that they care about our safety? Who is MHRA given the admission they are no longer a regulator, but an enabler. An enabler for the same Big Pharma?
Hedley Rees is a zealous advocate of modernization in the Pharma Industry, as well as being Managing Consultant at PharmaFlow Limited, a UK based consultancy specializing in operations and supply chain management in life sciences. Assignments range from early stage clinical trial supply chains to complex multi-product supply networks covering global territories.
Hedley Rees is a passionate advocate of paradigm shifting modernization in the pharmaceutical industry.
He authored Supply Chain Management in the Drug Industry: Delivering Patient Value for Pharmaceuticals and Biologics, J Wiley & Sons, NJ in 2011.
Hedley is also managing consultant of the strategic supply-chain management consultancy PharmaFlow Ltd.
Prior to this, Hedley held senior supply chain management positions at Bayer UK, British Biotech, Vernalis, Ortho-Clinical Diagnostics (then a J&J Company) and OSI Pharmaceuticals (now Astellas).
Hedley's early career was spent as a production and industrial engineer in the automotive, consumer durables and FMCG sectors.
He graduated from the University of Wales in production engineering,
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