Elicit 网络研讨会:从分子到药物,辉瑞高管讲解药物研发全流程
摘要
Elicit 上线由辉瑞全球卫生经济学与结果研究高级总监 Ted Broughton 主讲的网络研讨会,45 分钟内覆盖药物发现、临床前测试、三期临床试验、监管与报销审批及上市后环节。研讨会还讨论新药为何昂贵、研究关注度为何分布不均——肥胖领域突破与投资不断,抗生素却在传染病危机阴影下难以为继。
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Ted Broughton, Senior Director of Global Health Economics and Outcomes Research at Pfizer leads this webinar introducing the entire drug development process. In 45 minutes he covers discovery, preclinical testing, the three phases of clinical trials, regulatory and reimbursement approval, and what happens after a drug becomes widely available. Why are new drugs so expensive? Why does research attention flow so unevenly? Obesity draws breakthrough after breakthrough and enormous investment, while antibiotics struggle for viability despite a looming infectious disease crisis.
Every medicine in your bathroom cabinet, and every one keeping a patient alive through an IV, began as one molecule among millions. Getting there took a decade and a billion dollars. Most molecules that start the journey never finish it. Understanding why reveals how modern medicine works and why some health problems attract more attention than others.
Whether you're a medical scientist or otherwise curious about where your medicines come from, you'll leave with a clearer picture of the scientific, economic, and now AI forces that drive it all.
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Elicit. Webinar: Molecules to Medicines[EB/OL]. (2026-09-16)[访问日期]. https://elicit.com/blog/webinar-molecules-to-medicines.