AstraZeneca And Huma On Digital’s Value For Pharma
Executive Summary
Digital tools have long been of interest to pharma for their potential to transform many aspects of drug development, leading to many collaborations between pharma and medtech firms. Here, two companies that have been working together to develop a series of software-based tools for monitoring patients – AstraZeneca and Huma – discuss the value of these partnerships and their potential challenges.
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Speaking To AstraZeneca And Huma About Digital’s Value For Pharma
AstraZeneca has been working with Huma to develop a series of software-based tools for monitoring patients. Medtech Insight spoke to both companies about the value of these partnerships and the potential challenges.