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Research published by JAMA Network Health Systems & Recruitment in June found that the estimated mean cost of developing a new drug was around $172.7 million. They looked across different therapeutic areas and found there was a significant difference between them with the lowest being $72.5 million for genitourinary to the most expensive $297.1 million for pain and anaesthetics. These figures include post-marketing studies – but they don’t include the cost of failure. When you add the cost of drugs failing in development, the average figure becomes $515.8 million and once again pain and anaesthetics is the most expensive therapeutic area with costs of a staggering $1756.2 million. So what's the solution to this? Pain Cloud®'s Personalized Analgesics® bioinformatic approach creates thousands of nodes of data via novel human-focused network biology, all linked to our proprietary Pain Landscape® database of thousands of diseases. By using Pain Cloud’s technology, analgesic development will be quicker, less expensive, and more successful. It is hoped that safer, more efficacious, and more targeted pain medications, utilizing insights from Pain Cloud, will become available to those who need it most in the next few years. This approach, which prioritizes speed, efficiency and accuracy, will start a positive chain reaction, resulting in further efficiency across every stage of analgesic development. Read more about Pain Cloud: https://paincloud.ai/ #PainResearch #PersonalizedAnalgesics #Analgesics #Anaesthetics

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