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by aaavl2821
2821 days ago
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That is simply not true. The $1.5B is cost spent to get a single drug approved and includes cost of failure, i.e. Spend on drugs that end up not getting approved. The data that supports this comes from a sampling of pharma company r&d spend The NIH funds about $30B in research each year, NSF about $7B. The top 15 pharma companies spend ~$70B on r&d a year. VCs invest $10-15B / year as of the last few years. Globally all pharma companies spend over $200B on r&d |
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