New pharmaceutical products face many potential hurdles to commercial success including regulatory approval, national and regional market access, and physician and patient acceptance and uptake, to name a few. Each stage of the development cycle involves an ever-widening group of stakeholders. Securing the buy-in of these influential external stakeholders requires pharmaceutical companies to look inward and encourage cross-functional collaboration and the ability to engage early, and often, along the path to launch and beyond. To read more, click the link below.
Keytruda and PD(L)1: Life after programmed death (part 2)
Looking ahead, we see a proliferation of PD-(L)1’s role; particularly in uses that go beyond traditional monoclonal, single-target antibodies (mAbs). Not only...