Tag: statistics
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Cancer Drug Price Rises Shown Unrelated to Competition
An analysis of cancer drugs shows their prices steadily increased over 16 years despite competition from newer drugs on the market.
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Biosimilars Seen Saving U.S. $54 Billion
An analysis of health care costs shows increasing the use of substitute biologic treatments known as biosimilars could save the United States some $54 billion over 10 years.
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Infographic: World’s Best Employers
In this year’s survey of public companies by Forbes magazine, those from the tech industry are well represented among the best places to work.
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Company, Foundation Start Multiple Sclerosis Registry
National Multiple Sclerosis Society and the company Corrona LLC are establishing a registry of people with multiple sclerosis in North America to help assess the long-term safety and effectiveness of therapies approved to treat the disorder.
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Infographic – Numbers of Atlantic Hurricanes
Our friends at Statista prepared a chart yesterday that gives the number of hurricanes in the Atlantic from 1967 through 2015.
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Infographic – Smartphones Cause Photography Boom
Taking photos is one of the leading uses of smartphones, documented by the chart posted above from Statista showing the growing number of images captured with phones since 2013.
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Infographic — Effects of Automation at Work
Our friends at Statista presented data from a survey by KRC Research on opinions of automation at work, broken down by management and workers.
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Life Science Execs: Financial, IP Info Top Hacker Targets
Technology executives at pharmaceutical and medical device enterprises in the U.S. say financial and intellectual property assets are their top targets for hackers, according to survey results released today.
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Infographic: Facebook Dominates Social Media Landscape
The chart shows how Facebook and its subsidiaries occupy four of the top five social media and messaging services in terms of subscribers.
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Infographic — World’s Biggest Players in Pharma
The following chart shows the top 10 pharmaceutical companies ranked by prescription drug product sales, in green, and research spending, in red.