Conclusions: Promoting biotechnology innovation in developing countries

Article Abstract:

Several factors that encourage successful development, and several common challenges that countries share in continuing and sustaining development of healthcare biotechnology are identified. The various lessons learned including ways to promote health biotechnology in developing countries such as political will, individual leadership, close linkages, enterprise creation and intellectual property are highlighted.

United States, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Industry forecasts

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Introduction: Promoting global health through biotechnology

Article Abstract:

The importance of studying health biotechnology innovation systems in developing countries is addressed using case studies of seven countries. The lessons that can be applied in developing countries and, which can be useful for industrially advanced countries are highlighted.

Government domestic functions, Analysis, International aspects, Science and technology policy, Health policy

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A tough transition

Article Abstract:

The analysis finds out the reason that hinders the development of various effective therapies and biotechnology in the developed countries.

Government expenditures, Health aspects, Economic aspects, Pharmaceutical research, Government finance

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