Your Outsourced Competitive Intelligence Team

Industry expert competitive intelligence research team for pharma, biotech, and biotech investors. Advance your clinical programs and invest in novel therapeutics with the complete competitive picture.

Researching The Ever-Changing Global Competitive Landscape for Your Asset Takes Time.
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We dive deep on every aspect of biotech competitive intelligence:

Drug Discovery Monitoring

We track every new development that occurs globally at the discovery and preclinical stages of drug development for any published results that may affect your asset's competitive thesis.  

  • Publication Monitoring
  • Conference Research Presentations
  • Patent Filings

Clinical Trial Developments

We review all clinical trial milestones, design protocols, and results to inform your clinical trial design strategy and understand how your asset stacks up against competitors on every metric (clinical profile, launch timeline, and more).

  • Data Readout Review
  • Trial Protocol Analyses
  • Global Registry Monitoring

Regulatory Engagement Insights

We uncover the regulatory strategy of competitors to understand what works and what doesn't for the FDA and other regulators to help speed up drug development and increase the odds of approval.

  • FDA Advisory Meeting Examinations
  • Evidence Package Analyses
  • Regulatory Outcomes Analyses

See Our Competitive Intelligence Research

We track every indication pipeline. Check out some of our research below:

Alpha-Emitting Radioligand Therapies2026-09-17

Current State of the Alpha-Emitter Radioligand Therapy Drug Development Landscape

No alpha-emitting radioligand therapy has been approved anywhere in the world, despite two beta-emitting RLTs (Lutathera, Pluvicto) already reaching the market. AZD2265 (AstraZeneca) leads the alpha-emitter field in phase 3, followed by RYZ101 (BMS) in phase 1b/3 and AAA817 (Novartis) in phase 2/3. Novartis, which already owns both approved beta-emitting RLTs, is also fielding an alpha-emitting successor, while Perspective Therapeutics and Telix Pharma stand out as the most RLT-focused emerging biotechs. Actinium-225 is the dominant isotope across the pipeline, and China-based developers remain notably absent from the alpha-emitter space.

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Lipoprotein(a)2026-09-04

Lp(a) Drug Development Pipeline: The Genetically Determined Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factor

No Lp(a)-targeting therapy has been approved anywhere in the world, despite Lp(a) being a genetically determined, non-modifiable cardiovascular risk factor affecting roughly 20% of the global adult population. Four assets have reached phase 3 across three therapeutic modalities: pelacarsen (Novartis), olpasiran (Amgen), lepodisiran and muvalaplin (both Eli Lilly). A deeper pipeline of siRNA, GalNAc-conjugated siRNA, and in vivo gene-editing therapies is advancing behind them, with Eli Lilly fielding the broadest and most diversified portfolio of any single sponsor.

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Menin2026-07-29

Menin Inhibitor Drug Development Landscape: Two AML Approvals and a Pipeline Eyeing Diabetes

Two menin inhibitors, revumenib and ziftomenib, reached the US market in 2024 and 2025 as the first therapies targeting the menin-KMT2A interaction in KMT2A-rearranged and NPM1-mutant leukemias. Eight additional small molecule menin inhibitors are in active clinical development, split between oncology combination regimens and an emerging application in type 2 diabetes. Every asset in the pipeline remains a small molecule inhibitor; menin degraders exist only in early discovery, positioning next-generation inhibitor combinations as the near-term answer to acquired resistance.

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Built on data from

FDAFDA
ClinicalTrials.govClinicalTrials.gov
PubMedPubMed
SEC EDGARSEC EDGAR
CMSCMS
NICENICE
WHO ICTRPWHO ICTRP
ICERICER
EMAEMA
FDAFDA
ClinicalTrials.govClinicalTrials.gov
PubMedPubMed
SEC EDGARSEC EDGAR
CMSCMS
NICENICE
WHO ICTRPWHO ICTRP
ICERICER
EMAEMA
FDAFDA
ClinicalTrials.govClinicalTrials.gov
PubMedPubMed
SEC EDGARSEC EDGAR
CMSCMS
NICENICE
WHO ICTRPWHO ICTRP
ICERICER
EMAEMA

Why choose Inflection Labs to run your competitive intelligence?

Turnaround

Inflection Labs

Within days, by combining tech & domain expertise

DIY + AI

Minutes, but needs heavy QA

Consulting Firm

6–12 weeks, data is already stale

In-House Hire

Weeks to ramp up

Biopharma depth

Inflection Labs

Deep scientific, clinical, regulatory, and commercial expertise

DIY + AI

Surface-level, highly prone to hallucination

Consulting Firm

Deep but specialized and narrow

In-House Hire

Dependent on hire but often deep

Cost

Inflection Labs

From $2K per month

DIY + AI

Low tool cost, high time cost

Consulting Firm

$50K–$200K+

In-House Hire

$150K+/yr salary + benefits per hire

Data sources

Inflection Labs

FDA, CT.gov, PubMed, SEC, HTAs, Patent Repos, Conference Repos

DIY + AI

Public web + LLM training data (including low credibility sources)

Consulting Firm

Interviews + public data

In-House Hire

Varies

Exec Team & Board-ready output

Inflection Labs

Yes. Polished & cited, with easily traceable source data

DIY + AI

Needs extensive editing & fact-checking

Consulting Firm

Yes, but outputs lack adapability

In-House Hire

Varies

Scalability

Inflection Labs

On-demand, any volume

DIY + AI

Fast but inconsistent quality

Consulting Firm

Per project

In-House Hire

Limited by headcount

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