Swiss startup PeakData picks up €12.1 million for its platform connecting pharma companies with healthcare professionals

Published on August 22, 2022

With its platform that enables pharmaceutical companies to map out the healthcare professionals (HCPSs) that are most relevant, PeakData has secured €12.1 million. The Swiss startup is using AI to connect HCPs with pharma, and in turn, bring new medicines to patients quicker.  Getting new treatments and medicines to patients requires many steps in the…

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