Economic Impact
From keeping our nation at the cutting edge to employing millions and supporting countless businesses, America's biopharmaceutical companies help drive the economy through a commitment to innovation.
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Innovation Spotlight: AbbVie Bioresearch Center in Worcester, Mass.
Biopharmaceutical innovation has emerged as a leading area of state economic development. Take Massa…
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Three Reasons Why Biopharmaceutical Companies Serve as an Engine for Economic Growth
From keeping our nation at the cutting edge to employing millions and supporting countless businesse…
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The American Innovation Engine: Keeping the United States Competitive for Biopharmaceutical Investors
Investment is a key driver of innovation across all industries. However, investment is especially im…
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One Out of Every 35 People You Know Has a Job Supported by America's Biopharmaceutical Companies
The biopharmaceutical industry directly employs nearly 803,000 Americans–but that's only part of the…
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4 Ways America’s Biopharmaceutical Companies are Investing in U.S. Communities
Supporting research and development from America’s biopharmaceutical companies means investment in e…
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HUBweek 2018: Why Innovation Needs Cross-Sector Collaboration
Innovation does not happen in a vacuum. Instead, it requires a rich ecosystem of talent, capital, ex…
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Our Commitment
We are America's Biopharmaceutical Companies, driven to discover the next lifesaving breakthrough an…
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Biopharmaceutical Innovations in Mental Health
Treating patients struggling with mental illness is decidedly one of the most challenging tasks in m…
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Understanding Endometriosis: Current Trends and Future Management
Endometriosis affects an estimated one in 10 women and is associated with debilitating pain symptoms…
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A New Age of Viral Disease Treatment: The Cure Developed by Biopharmaceutical Companies that Saved a Mother of Six
Hepatitis C kills more Americans than any other infectious disease. Carleen was one of those affecte…
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