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Georgia’s Life Sciences Business Grew More than 14% in 2018, Outpaces National Growth

The life sciences industry has seen significant growth over the past 10 years in Georgia. From 2007 to 2017, employment in the Peach State’s industry sciences grew by 14.9 percent. That growth outpaced the 7.7 percent national growth, Georgia Bio announced. Not only did the life sciences industry in Georgia outpace national growth, but the report from the trade association also showed that the growth in that sector outgrew private employments across all industries in the state. Georgia Bio said the report identified 1,960 unique life science establishments that contributed 68,300 jobs and $10 billion to Georgia’s Gross Domestic Product. Because it’s such a strong driver in the state, Georgia Bio said the life sciences industry supports a total of approximately 194,000 jobs and contributes $21.8 billion to Georgia’s GDP. Full details of the report are expected to be made in a few weeks, Georgia Bio said earlier this week.

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