Which therapeutic areas do you track?

Our staff has medical and commercial background in all major therapeutic areas. We have particularly deep expertise in oncology and CNS. Some clients choose to focus on a broad therapeutic area (e.g., general oncology), whereas others select specific diseases (e.g., epilepsy, anxiety) or mechanisms of action (e.g., VEGF, Erb1).   Some reports are tailored towards a specific brand; others are geared to monitor events and information for an entire franchise or strategy team.

How are these reports different from news alerting services?

Larvol reports are created by domain experts who probe numerous sources to identify relevant information and integrate their findings into a single, concise report.  The customized result is designed specifically to meet your needs and is significantly differentiated from computer-generated alerts based on keywords.

Larvol Weekly Reports:
Distilling the Information You Need

How are these reports developed?  How do you ensure quality and comprehensiveness?

Based on the needs assessment, a project manager with aptitude in your therapeutic or commercial area develops a research strategy from a set of reliable sources. Qualified analysts implement the research scheme and refine the product with project managers.  Then, we solicit your feedback to ensure that the content and design optimally fit your specifications.

What if my needs change or I want to alter the focus of the research?

We are dedicated to meeting your needs and are willing to update or adapt Larvol reports as often as you require.

How can I compile and analyze archived reports?  How can I track changes over time?

Once your report has been fully established, The Larvol Group can create an archive database which allows for you to search archived reports across various parameters in a systemized way and access prior reports.  In addition, within our briefings, we offer several analytics that track changes in activity over time (e.g. Key Clinical Trials Tracking, Heat Maps to detect competitive intensity).