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Treatments for orphan indications and rare diseases are no longer a niche area of focus for developers. Orphan products have become one of the fastest growing areas of drug development—outpacing the growth of the wider pharmaceuticals landscape, and accounting for an increasingly large proportion of novel drugs hitting the market. By 2026, orphans…
Worldwide prescription drugs sales predicted to reach $1.18trn in 2024, with a compound annual growth of 6.9%, significantly higher than the 1.7% CAGR between…
$242bn forecasted orphan drug sales by 2024, one-fifth of the total worldwide pharmaceutical market The EvaluatePharma Orphan Drug Report 2019 arrives at the start of a…
Biopharma in 2018: Year of contrasts as stocks and M&A slump, but venture financing and IPOs remain strong The Vantage 2018 in Review paints a mixed picture for…
2019 expected to be volatile year for pharma and biotech industries The Vantage 2019 Preview looks at the risks and opportunities for the year ahead. Report…
Only one near-term event remains to determine whether Keytruda will face any kind of challenge in first-line NSCLC. 2018 started with the promise of a first-line lung…
Report Highlights Worldwide medtech sales forecast to reach $595 billion by 2024, with a CAGR of 5.6%, anchored by familiar players Neurology set to be the…
Report Highlights Big biotech and big pharma stocks were largely shunned by investors over the first half of the year Demand for new biotech issues shows no sign of…
Report Highlights Worldwide prescription drug sales accelerate to $1.2 trillion by 2024, as unmet need drives annual compound growth to over 6% R&D spend is…
Report Highlights Worldwide orphan drug sales are forecasted to grow at a CAGR of 11% from 2018-2024 The mean price of the top 100 USA orphan drugs is expected to…
Report Highlights For prescribers, at least, it is becoming ever more important to stay up to date with the numerous subgroups into which first-line NSCLC is being…