Scrip Asks…What Does 2020 Hold For Biopharma? Part 1: Therapeutic Advances

R&D Boom Drives Industry Transformation

Advances in multiple scientific areas will mature into novel therapeutics, often tailored for the individual patient and increasingly curative, making biopharma an exciting place to be in 2020.  

Scrip Perspectives 2019 to 2020

For Scrip’s annual preview of the year to come, our journalists contacted more than 80 industry executives and experts for their views on the outlook for 2020. In the first in a series looking at those expectations, we focus on science and technology, and on highlighted therapeutic areas.

Much in evidence was positivity around scientific and technological advances; the promise of big data and real-world evidence as the sector becomes more sophisticated in its use of machine learning and

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