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AZBio is committed to building a top-tier life science industry in Arizona.

Arizona has a sizable and rapidly growing bioscience industry. State bioscience firms employed 25,686 in 2016 in 1,310 individual business establishments. Industry employment has grown by 9 percent since 2014, twice the growth rate of the nation, with four of the five major subsectors adding jobs during the period. Both drugs and pharmaceuticals and research, testing and medical labs have experienced double-digit job growth since 2014. Arizona inventors have been awarded nearly 2,000 bioscience-related patents since 2014, among the second quintile of states in patent activity. Since 2015, NIH awards to Arizona institutions have increased, reaching $189 million in FY 2017. (Get The Facts)

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AZBio Members discover, develop, and deliver life-saving and life-changing innovations.

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A key component in Arizona’s life science ecosystem, the Arizona Bioindustry Association (AZBio) is the only statewide organization exclusively focused on Arizona’s bioscience industry.  AZBio membership includes patient advocacy organizations, life science innovators, educators, healthcare partners and leading business organizations. AZBio is the statewide affiliate of the Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) and works in partnership with AdvaMed, MDMA, and PhRMA to advance innovation and to ensure that the value delivered from life-changing and life-saving innovation benefits people in Arizona and around the world.

 

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Living Beyond 100 – A look at the past and a glimpse of the future

On February 14, 2012, Arizona celebrated its State Centennial. Days before that momentous event, Shane C. Burgess, Dean of  the College of Agriculture and Life Science at the University of Arizona shared a look  at what it means to live to 100 and what it might mean if we do.

HTG/ Sanofi US Annouce Biomarker Collaboration

HTG Molecular Diagnostics and Sanofi US Collaborate to Identify B-cell Malignancy Biomarkers Development of tests that help identify patients most likely to respond to targeted therapy is a key step toward the personalization of medicine

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Partner Opportunities for AZBio Members

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