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Life sciences competitiveness indicators, 2026
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Life sciences competitiveness indicators, 2026
Data on the life sciences sector in the UK and other countries.
From: Office for Life Sciences, Department for Science, Innovation and Technology, Department of Health and Social Care and Department for Business and Trade Published 19 March 2026
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The Life sciences competitiveness indicators (LSCIs) are a set of high-level indicators used to measure the performance of the UK's life sciences sector by benchmarking the UK in relation to comparator countries. The indicators are brought together from a range of different sources, including data already in the public domain, and commercially sourced data published for the first time via this report. Areas covered include:
- research environment
- domestic market
- production environment
- international collaboration
- investment environment
- access to skilled labour
These statistics commit to a Voluntary Application of the Code of Practice for Statistics. For more details on how the principles in the code are applied to these statistics, please see the accompanying statement of voluntary application of the Code of Practice for statistics.
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