Edwin Elmhirst

Edwin Elmhirst

Data Journalist

Worcester, UK

Edwin is a healthcare journalist with a passion for data and analysis. He graduated with a master's degree in biomedical sciences and spent some time in postgraduate research before moving into journalism. Edwin's skills in data science and scientific analysis allow him to identify trends, develop insights, and tell compelling stories using data.

Latest from Edwin Elmhirst

Oncology’s Next Decade: The Therapies And Players Reshaping A $400bn Future

Launching In Vivo’s oncology therapeutic review series, this first instalment provides a data-led primer on the global cancer landscape. Future instalments will explore market dynamics, pipeline evolution and the innovations set to define oncology therapeutics through 2032.

Growth Drivers: The Drugs Shaping Pharma’s Expansion In 2026

A deep dive into sales expectations for individual pharma products reveals incretin agonists, immunology biologics and new formulations of established blockbusters dominating growth forecasts this year, with Merck & Co., Lilly, AbbVie and Bristol Myers Squibb particularly well positioned in 2026.

AI, Anti-Vaccine Sentiment, And The Limits Of Relying On Public Comments

A Pink Sheet analysis found that of more than 87,000 written comments to a Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee meeting docket, only a fraction were anti-vaccine, and many were the same or similar statements sent repeatedly.

The Biggest Expected Launches Of 2026

Two familiar heavyweights of the obesity field return for another match, while four smaller companies are tipped to bring their own blockbusters to market, new data from Evaluate Pharma show.

The Biggest Mid-Cap Catalysts In 2025 – And What Happens Next

Investor enthusiasm for exciting data in 2025 transformed the prospects of a few companies in a single day’s trading – but that enthusiasm sometimes disappeared almost as quickly as it arrived.

The Biggest Mid-Cap Catalysts In 2025 – And What Happens Next

Investor enthusiasm for exciting data in 2025 transformed the prospects of a few companies in a single day’s trading – but that enthusiasm sometimes disappeared almost as quickly as it arrived.