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Trinity Life Sciences has been tracking and analyzing the challenges of commercialization and new product launches in the Biopharma industry for years (see our 2022 white paper, Empowering the Next-Generation Launch Model). One method we have leveraged to track the challenges in commercialization is new product launch performance, comparing first calendar year actual sales with consensus Wall Street analyst forecast estimates at time of launch for novel product (New Molecular Entities) launches within the U.S.
In this white paper, we explore historical launch performance trends to help predict where launches are headed and what the industry needs to be thinking about to improve commercialization success.
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