The application of biomarkers in therapy areas beyond oncology will likely play an ever-crucial role in developing more targeted therapies in high unmet need indications, while providing payers with new attributes by which to assess a new treatment’s value.

A global pharmaceutical company was developing a new product for the treatment of Parkinson’s disease; the product had a novel mechanism of action and was in early phase of clinical development

A biopharmaceutical company was developing the first gene therapy for a rare disease. It was expected to be a one-time therapy that would replace the current chronic standard of care.

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