In Vivo Infographics
One For All Not All For One With Personalized Therapies
Infographic: In Vivo explores trends in personalized medicine, looking at the 25 new molecular entities approved in the US last year with an individualized aspect.
PharmAI – Industry Is Smartening Up To Potential Of Artificial Intelligence
AstraZeneca’s pact with the UK-based artificial intelligence leader BenevolentAI, in April 2019, is one component in a string of recent deals that have highlighted big pharma’s desire to embed AI and machine learning within the R&D process. In total, 13 such collaborations have been tracked in the past 24 months, according to the Strategic Transactions database.
Titans Of Pharma 2019: An Infographic Snapshot Of The Industry’s Leaders
In 2018, the 15 biggest pharma companies paid their CEOs $256m in total compensation, 2% more than they received in 2017. Find out who got paid the most, how much R&D leaders received and how median employee pay measured up, while comparing company performance.
One Rare Disease Drug’s Access Journey Across The Globe
Infographic: Vertex, the first company to produce a drug to treat the underlying cause of cystic fibrosis, has fought for fair (and high) prices for its medicines to reflect their value as treatments for the cause of a genetic disease. The company has sought innovative reimbursement agreements for its CF products in various countries.
Drug Delivery Trends Across The Biopharma Pipeline
Exploring route of administration, mode of action, clinical trial, and therapy area trends across the biopharma pipeline.
Infographic – 2018 Pharma Pipeline Snapshot
Infographic examines the current status of biopharma pipelines by trial phase, company, and therapeutic areas.
Digital Health - An Infographic
The world of health care has become much connected thanks to the venture capital that has already poured into health-related social media structures and the Internet-Of-Things. People are connected to sensors, devices are connected to phones, and patients are connected to physicians. The latecomers – pharmaceutical and medtech firms – can now plug in to this partly-formed network both through direct investment and their strategic venture funds.
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