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European Biopharmaceutical Review
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| The demand for new drugs in areas of high unmet medical need or improved drugs for current diseases is immeasurable. Despite its best efforts, the pharmaceutical industry is currently unable to bring enough drugs to the market annually to either sustain or promote its own growth. All eyes are now on the biotech industry where innovative, entrepreneurial spirit and flexibility should provide the ingredients to fuel the pipelines of the future. The successful biotechs will be those companies that have a strong technology platform with a robust drug discovery engine at their core, capable of delivering a stream of diverse and innovative products for treating important disease indications. |
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