BioSpace: What Does 2020 Have in Store for Life Sciences?

January 16, 2010

While the past decade presented us with significant biotech and pharmaceutical advances, the future of the industry looks even more promising due to a few key focus areas that are predicted to lead the market in 2020, including oncology, cell and gene therapies, and real-world evidence.

TD2 President and CEO Stephen Gately recently spoke to BioSpace about industry-defining trends, such as immuno-oncology research and traditional targeted therapies, that are anticipated to continue well into the coming years and shape the industry landscape. Not only that, according to Gately, there could be a shift in how clinical trials are organized based on economic incentives. Read the full article here to learn more.

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