The pharmaceutical industry, especially Big Pharma, has dramatically shifted its R&D focus from its historical concentration on small-molecule drugs to include a rapidly increasing number of biotechnology products, according to a newly-completed analysis from the Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development.
Tufts CSDD found that biotech products, which accounted for only 7% of revenue generated by the 10 top selling pharmaceutical-biotech products worldwide in 2001, accounted for 71% of the 10 top selling products in 2012.
New technologies driving the move
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