Make the Most of Your DIA 2016 Experience
Surviving DIA 2016 - A Philly Insider's Guide
Philadelphia is the home of DIA 2016 – the “can’t miss” event of the year. Not only can Worldwide Clinical Trials help you navigate the complexities of your next clinical research program, we can also help you make the most of your visit to Philadelphia, whether you’re a DIA conference veteran or a rookie.
Our team from Worldwide’s local Philadelphia-area office put together this DIA 2016 Survival Guide – with chapters including a list of “uniquely Philly” things to do, the best spots for authentic cheesesteaks, and places to visit near the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
Surviving DIA 2016
A Philly Insider's Guide
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Can You Join Us for An Evening of Medical Marvels?
Worldwide is hosting an exclusive evening of cocktails, food and fun at the iconic Mütter Museum, American’s finest museum of medical history, on Monday, June 27 from 7 to 9 p.m. To request an invitation to the event, please email us with your contact information at LynnLedwith@worldwide.com. Space is limited, so make your request soon!
Michael F. Murphy, MD, PhD
Chief Medical and Scientific Officer
Chief Medical and Scientific Officer
While individually rare, orphan diseases are actually collectively common, with an estimated 350 million sufferers worldwide. Since the introduction of the US Orphan Drug Act more than 30 years ago, the number of orphan designations has skyrocketed and experts are predicting worldwide sales of these drugs will reach $176 billion by the end of 20201. With the cost of developing orphan drugs comparatively less than non-orphan products, appreciable regulatory support for innovative program design, and with the possibility of demonstrating significant intellectual property value, interest and investment in orphan disease development programs has been explosive.