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The global pharmaceutical industry has spent well over a trillion dollars on research and development in the last ten years, and analysts expect annual investment levels to grow by around 3% annually, reaching up to $200 billion per year by 2022.

Far and away the largest market for pharma investment is the USA, which now spends almost 60 cents for every dollar used on R&D globally, a big increase from the early 1990s, when around 40% of pharmaceutical R&D was American.

Robust levels of investment have supported unprecedented gains in the products that are available today, with an estimated  7,000 new therapies in development.

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