| Description | Research discoveries can lead to new products and services that significantly impact treatments available to patients with critical illnesses. Once a discovery is made, more in-depth exploration of its potential and possible risks must be assessed. Bringing these types of products forward and getting them in the market, so they are available to physicians and patients is a long, complicated, and expensive process. Why is this? Learn what is involved in the commercialization process and hear about some real-world examples of successes and failures. |
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