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A Future History of Biomedical Progress | Markov Bio
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The apparent rate of biomedical progress has never been greater.
The apparent rate of biomedical progress has never been greater. On the research front, every day more data are collected, more papers published, and more biological mechanisms revealed. On the clinical front, the pace is also rapid: the FDA is approving more novel therapeutics than ever before , buoyed by a record number of biologics approvals. A flurry of new therapeutic modalities— gene therapies , cell therapies , RNA vaccines, xenogeneic organ transplants —are slated to solve many hard-to-crack diseases over the coming decade. It seems we are finally on the cusp of ending biomedical stagn
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