With the rising prevalence of respiratory disease such as Asthma, cystic fibrosis and COPD, this group of diseases are now amongst the leading cause of death, affecting over 500 million adults and children worldwide. Lung cancer now accounts for over 50% of all respiratory disease related deaths in Europe, yet little work is being done to reduce this high mortality rate.
Opportunities for drug development has effectively resulted in the global pulmonary and respiratory drug delivery market expecting to reach 64 billion USD (6.7% CAGR) by 2025. However, the unmet medical needs of respiratory diseases sufferers remain.
Join us this year as SMi aim to bring together clinical researchers, respiratory drug manufacturers and solution providers to discuss the current research and developments in providing appropriate long-term treatments that adhere to patient’s needs, analysing the success of digital media devices and connective health technology in aiding the diagnosis of severe asthma and COPD. This year will also investigate the developing issues surrounding pulmonary and nasal combination product design.
Benefits of attending:
• Assessing how to transform disease management through drug combinations, devices and inhaled biological treatments
• Evaluating respiratory device design development and novel technologies such as nanoparticle-based drug delivery
• Exploring digital connective inhalation to improve patient centricity
• Reviewing the challenges around the pricing and reimbursement of respiratory drug products
Opportunities for drug development has effectively resulted in the global pulmonary and respiratory drug delivery market expecting to reach 64 billion USD (6.7% CAGR) by 2025. However, the unmet medical needs of respiratory diseases sufferers remain.
Join us this year as SMi aim to bring together clinical researchers, respiratory drug manufacturers and solution providers to discuss the current research and developments in providing appropriate long-term treatments that adhere to patient’s needs, analysing the success of digital media devices and connective health technology in aiding the diagnosis of severe asthma and COPD. This year will also investigate the developing issues surrounding pulmonary and nasal combination product design.
Benefits of attending:
• Assessing how to transform disease management through drug combinations, devices and inhaled biological treatments
• Evaluating respiratory device design development and novel technologies such as nanoparticle-based drug delivery
• Exploring digital connective inhalation to improve patient centricity
• Reviewing the challenges around the pricing and reimbursement of respiratory drug products
