The Unique R&D Ecosystem: Delivering New Treatments and Cures to Patients
What’s the key to bringing safe, effective medicines to market? A research and development ecosystem built to take on the toughest diseases, including COVID-19 — an ecosystem that’s worth protecting.
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5 Recent Developments Advancing Vaccines
As communities continue to grapple with the impact of COVID-19, vaccines have once again come to the forefront as a critical health care tool.
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Ensuring Vaccine Safety and Distribution
As we look towards the next phase of the fight against COVID-19, vaccine safety and distribution are paramount to continued success.
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Advancing Mental Health Solutions Amid COVID-19
As we make progress in the fight against COVID-19, experts are warning of another pending public health crisis: mental health.
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The Incredible Trajectory of HIV Treatment
As a result of continued scientific innovation, HIV has transformed from an untreatable and fatal diagnosis to a chronic, manageable disease.
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The Innovation Ecosystem Fuels Breakthroughs
Biopharmaceutical research companies are uniquely positioned to take the necessary risks to further advance research into safe and effective treatments for patients.
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Giving Hope to People with Severe Respiratory Conditions
Given the continued toll of respiratory conditions, America's biopharmaceutical researchers are dedicated to advancing science and developing solutions to address asthma, allergies and COPD.
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The Fight Against Alzheimer’s Disease
<p>Our understanding of the pathology behind Alzheimer's disease has increased dramatically in recent years, yet Alzheimer's is the only one of the top 10 causes of death that currently cannot be prevented, cured or even slowed.</p>
READ MORETELL WASHINGTON TO PROTECT INNOVATION
The United States is in a new era of medical discovery that holds unlimited promise for potential medicines targeting complex conditions, like Alzheimer’s and cancer. Make your voice heard and tell Washington we do not need to put medical innovation in jeopardy.




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