Global Trends in Pharmaceutical Drug Development

Health care is the center of our world right now. But it has been the center of many people's world for decades. If you work in the Pharmaceutical industry you know how much money, resources, and time is constantly being utilized by the field. Resources are still stretched thin across the Research and Development sector, the sector responsible for finding new drugs to fight diseases.  The drug R&D pipeline is costing companies and investors more and more financially, but it is paying off.  There has also been a steady increase in drugs discovered and being investigated.

Lets take a look at the Global Trends in Big Pharma... 




Curious to know more?  We got the data needed to make these charts from Evaluate and PharmaExec!  Follow the links below..

EvaluatePharma- World Preview 2020, Outlook to 2026

Pharm Exec's Top 50 Companies 2020
Published by Michael Christel
July 8, 2020

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