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Innovation squeeze worries biotech leaders

Panelists said the future of R&D will depend on integrating new technologies, improving collaboration and maintaining long-term investment in innovation

Flagship panel: Hard Truths from the Top: What BioPharma R&D Must Do Differently. / USAIC

Boston, April 30: Drugmakers need to change how they pursue innovation, industry leaders said, warning that current funding and development models are not supporting the next wave of breakthroughs.

At a high-level panel on the future of drug research, senior industry executives said the sector faces a difficult balancing act — delivering near-term results while continuing to invest in long-term, high-risk science.

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