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|Podcasts|October 29, 2021
Accelerate your Drug to the Marketplace through the Right Partnership
Author(s)Samsung Biologics
All drugs approved in the US marketplace went through an extensive, multi- million dollars, multi-year journey before being available to patients. In order to bring a new drug to the market place requires extensive resources, technical acumen, and an unbendable commitment to the goal. CDMOs are alongside pharma companies helping them navigate the process and mitigate risk. By choosing the right partnerships, you can give your drug production the competitive advantage it brings to the marketplace. Listen to Soojin Han, Director of the CLD group at Samsung Biologics, as she talks about what is the CDMO partnership and how Samsung Biologics can help many scientists for drug development to speed up the drug product to the marketplace and support many people's health life.
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