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US Healthcare Industry Sectors: Facts, Trends, & Statistics

Medico Reach

The US national healthcare expenditure for 2020 was $4.1 trillion by 2028. Healthcare happens to be the 3rd largest industry in the country, with massive growth happening across the following sectors: Healthcare marketing Healthcare tech Health administration Pharmaceuticals Health insurance. billion Pharma: $169.9

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Growing pains: how the pharmaceutical industry can hire and retain talent during industry boom

pharmaphorum

A new operating model for pharma shifted priorities and forced companies to rethink their organisational strategies. Everything from transitioning to virtual meetings with healthcare providers, to navigating the logistics of supply chain disruptions, has permanently altered pharma operations – many would say for the better.

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Making Sense of the Latest Changes to the Market Access Landscape

PM360

No one has ever described the pharma market access landscape as simple or easy to understand, and the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) is not likely to change that. Most immediately, it will add confusion in the healthcare space,” explains Daniel Sontupe, Associate Partner, Managing Director, The Bloc Value Builders.

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Reaching for the gold standard of lung cancer screening

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As part of efforts to increase uptake of screening programmes, purpose-driven partnerships between the NHS and the pharma industry have emerged as an innovative solution to raise patient awareness. The goal set out by the NHSE Long Term Plan is ambitions: to have three quarters of cancers diagnosed at an early stage by 2028.

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Non-Invasive Healthcare Products Buy and Sell

Contrarian Sales Techniques

According to various market research reports, the global non-invasive medical devices market was valued at approximately USD 45 billion in 2020 and is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of over 6% from 2021 to 2028. This growth is driven by several factors, including: 1.