Forbes January 13, 2024
Naveen Rao

It was my privilege to attend JP Morgan’s annual healthcare conference this week. I joined the three-day carousel of panel sessions, private meetings, press releases and networking events armed with five guiding questions about neurotechnology.

What will commercial success look like in 2024?

  • Federal trust continues to grow: Neurotech companies doffed their caps to the FDA’s leadership across various centers, and commented on a welcome evolution from prior eras. In a track on business models, Christian Howell of Cognito Therapeutics spoke to numerous agencies’ willingness to work with companies early through a variety of programs (TCET, Breakthrough, NTAP, EPFP), as well as the overarching focus on relationship building, real world evidence, and continuous improvement.
  • Business model innovation: On the...

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