TheBreakroom
Useful things. Extremely valid sass. Merch for the people keeping drug development moving on the third coffee and the second CAPA.
Pick your coping mechanism.
Six collections, sorted by what you’re currently in denial about.
Placebo
Does nothing. Takes half the credit.
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Study Manager
Responsible for everything. In charge of nothing.
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Statistically Significant
Technically impressive. Clinically… well.
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SHE-E-O
Ambition looks good on you.
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Claude Is a Woman
She did the work. He called it strategy.
Shop collection →Desk survival, but make it giftable.
Mugs for meetings, bottles for endurance and notebooks that may become evidence.
A medicine that never arrives isn’t medicine.
We spend our working lives getting drugs through development. Save the Children spends theirs getting them the last mile — antibiotics, rehydration salts, zinc, and routine immunisation against cholera, measles and polio. It’s one corner of a much larger organisation, and it happens to be the corner closest to our day job.
Buying a mug is an admittedly roundabout way to fund a vaccine. If you’d rather skip us entirely, their Critical Medicine and Vaccines gift does the same thing directly, and does it faster.
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