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breaking Eroom's law. in the last 50 years the costs and timeline of drug development (clinical trials) were in increase. A phenomenon first published in nature
by ZinaSarif 4y ago
breaking Eroom's law.
in the last 50 years the costs and timeline of drug development (clinical trials) were in increase. A phenomenon first published in nature and described as Moore's law reverse.
As of today it costs ar. $800Mio and it takes 12 years to bring a cancer therapeutic to the market.
I spent 8 years as a cancer scientist in drug discovery space, till I realised it doesn't make much sense to keep searching for more potential targets, if they will end up on a shelf for lack of clinical trials budget.
I am trying to solve this issue by platforming the infrastructure. Bringing web2.0 to clinical drug development.