Therapeutics, Tools and Diagnostic Innovation

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In 2022, biopharma companies broke new ground in previously untreated diseases, advanced new targeted cancer agents into the clinic, and continued to show the potential of novel modalities. Simultaneously, diagnostic, artificial intelligence (AI), and synthetic biology tools continue to change the face of how and when therapies are used, discovered, and manufactured. Cowen predicts that 2023 will see a deluge of data, trial starts, and commercial milestones as companies, providers, and payors assess the potential of these breakthroughs and how best to use them.

What we’re watching

Targeted Oncology
Epigenetics
Psychedelics
Targeted Protein Degredation (TPD)
MRD Monitoring
Alzheimer’s Disease
Diabetes and Obesity
RNA Therapies
Geographic Atrophy
FcRns
Synthetic Biology
Artificial Intelligence

At the heart of many health care advances will be AI and synthetic biology – tools that are rapidly being adopted across biopharma to improve efficiency.”

Cowen Research

Therapeutics, Tools and Diagnostic Innovation

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