Life sciences companies are facing familiar business risks, according to their most recent 10-K filings. But revolutionary forces - driven by innovations in technology, regulatory bodies, consumers, legislators and healthcare providers - will require new ways of thinking about risk mitigation.
According to the 2017 BDO Life Sciences Risk Factor report, which analyzes risk factors listed in the most recent 10-K filings of the largest 100 publicly traded life sciences companies on the NASDAQ Biotechnology Index, the industry’s worries around both are heightened. Findings include:
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