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Scrip Asks…What Does 2022 Hold For Biopharma? Part 4: Therapeutic Area Advances

High Hopes In COVID-19, Cancer, CNS, Immunology And Rare Disease

 
• By Eleanor Malone

Evolving challenges will keep the COVID-19 pipeline active, while oncology, immunology and CNS are areas also expected to see much progress in 2022. Industry executives look forward to the year in therapeutic R&D.

Scrip Asks, Part 4
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With understanding of immune function advancing in leaps and bounds and a continuing proliferation of tools to manipulate it, expectations are high for advances in oncology and immunology over the coming year. Biopharma industry executives surveyed by Scrip also flagged up rare diseases, neurology and – of course – COVID-19 as hot areas to watch in 2022.

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