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European BioPharmaceutical Review
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The Uppsala region has undergone a remarkable transformation in the biomedical area since the mid-1990s. The city, which lies about 70 kilometres north of the Swedish capital Stockholm, has seen a virtual explosion of research projects, business initiatives, entrepreneurial activity, new companies and industrial investment in the biotechnology and life science sectors.
Tradition, cutting edge research, access to human and financial capital, as well as a growing global market demanding solutions relying on biotech research and development, has created what has become known as the 'Uppsala Phenomenon'. "Today there are about 140 life science companies in Uppsala, of which more than 50 are biotech companies.
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