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300 million people around the world live with a rare disease. This perhaps explains the seemingly endless growth of orphan drugs and the forecasted $300bn market by 2028. Is this growth set to continue? Well, in the short term, yes. Longer term? Perhaps not. However, between now and 2028, Evaluate Pharma forecasts growth of close to 12%…
After a decade of outpacing the market, are we finally going to see a plateau in the growth of orphan drugs? Well, maybe. Data-wise, there’s only a hint of that being the…
What’s the big deal about orphan drugs? Well, they form the fastest-growing segment of the pharma market and dominate FDA approvals for a start. The diseases they treat…
The latest edition of the PD(L)anner looks at clinical, regulatory, and commercial milestones in the field of PD-(L)1 inhibitors since we released our last report in…
This infographic gives you the vital signs of the cardiology landscape. Get a snapshot of the key medtech approvals, the industry players that are driving cardiology…
To even the most optimistic soul, 2022 was not a vintage year for the world of biopharma and medtech. Public markets continued their downward trajectory and many…
Close to 40% of the US adult population is now obese and the WHO and AMA define obesity as a disease. So it’s perhaps no surprise that Evaluate Pharma is forecasting…
Pharma’s R&D pipeline is its lifeblood. The industry-wide pipeline is today worth a staggering $1.4 trillion. Yet, like many others, you may find that getting R&D…
The JP Morgan Healthcare Conference 2023 was the first in-person iteration of the event since 2020. After a rather lacklustre 2022 conference, this year’s event started…
The new year is upon us! What should biopharma companies and investors expect from 2023? Can they hope for better than 2022 or will it be more of the same? We already…
As the final big conference of the year, ASH is always something a harbinger of things to come. This year was no exception with plenty to keep pharma-watchers pondering…