Axendia’s 2024 Life Sciences Industry Radar
Axendia unveiled its fifth annual Life Science Industry Radar on February 15, 2024, during a live “Straight from the Source” event.
They also discussed trends that were on our radar last year but have since been broadly adopted or those that must be normalized as constants in the age of continuous disruption.
Members of our analyst team shared key business, regulatory, and technology trends disrupting the Life Sciences industry based on our research.
These include:
Largest Life Sciences Disruptor for 2024?
The largest disruptor for 2024 is Price Negotiation. The Inflation Reduction Act gives CMS (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services) the ability to negotiate prescription drug prices, starting with 10 drugs in 2026 and reaching 100 drugs by 2031. These negotiations will save Medicare $98.5 billion over the next 10 years according to the Congressional Budget Office.
So how can companies make up $100B over 10 years? They must accelerate time to market, minimize quality issues, and shortages to optimize revenue under extended patent protection.
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