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65% of Drug Launches Fail and It All Starts with One Conference Lecture

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On average, it takes 12 years and $1.3 billion for a pharma company to develop a new drug. Yes, you read that right—12 years, $1.3 billion.

All that time and money, yet the KOL/principal investigator of the Phase III trials has only 20 minutes of glory to present the study results at a major medical conference. And then pharma companies truly only have six months to launch successfully.

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