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Executive Summary
In this week's podcast edition of Five Must-Know Things: Novartis builds radioligand therapy franchise; BMS pioneers new checkpoint inhibitors; Russian CRO leader tries to keep Ukraine trials going; Indian pharma and celebrity endorsement; and how R&D spend compares to 10 years ago.
Join us for an audio catch-up on the major events in the biopharma industry over the past business week, as reported by Scrip's global team, in this podcast version of Five Must-Know Things.
This episode covers insights for the business week ended 25 March 2022, including: Novartis AG builds radioligand therapy franchise; Bristol Myers Squibb Company pioneers new checkpoint inhibitors; Russian CRO leader tries to keep Ukraine trials going; Indian pharma and celebrity endorsement; and how R&D spend compares to 10 years ago.
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Stories mentioned in this episode:
(Also see "Novartis Lays A New Foundation In Prostate Cancer With Second Radioligand Launch" - Scrip, 23 Mar, 2022.)
(Also see "BMS Wins Competition For Novel Checkpoint Inhibitors With Relatlimab Approval" - Scrip, 21 Mar, 2022.)
(Also see "The Russian-Born CRO Leader Trying To Keep Clinical Trials Going In Ukraine" - Scrip, 24 Mar, 2022.)
(Also see "Star Power: How Celebrity Endorsement Is Shaping In India Pharma" - Scrip, 21 Mar, 2022.)
(Also see "Up, Up And Away: A Comparison Of Industry R&D Spend Now Versus 10 Years Ago" - Scrip, 17 Mar, 2022.)