Global free trade agreements are having a detrimental effect on savings that can be achieved by using generics and biosimilars across healthcare systems worldwide, according to a new IQVIA report hosted by the IGBA.
Free trade agreements struck across the globe are blocking hundreds of millions of dollars in savings from generic and biosimilar competition via restrictive intellectual property and exclusivity provisions, according to an IQVIA study hosted by the International Generic and Biosimilar medicines Association.
In the study on the impact of FTAs, IQVIA reviews the effect of “originator-favoring government incentives on the success of...
As UK players face increasing competitive pressures on “vanilla” generics – including potential new market entrants from China – Ben Ellis, Lupin’s UK and Ireland general manager, explains how the company is focusing on more complex opportunities that require a hybrid generic and branded mindset.
The International Generic and Biosimilar medicines Association has set out three priority areas that it says should be considered by G7 leaders at the current summit in Alberta, Canada, as part of efforts towards ensuring access to health.
Sun’s founder hands top job to company longtimer Kirti Ganorkar as the firm implements a “structured and forward-looking” succession plan, while Richard Ascroft will lead the Indian drugmaker’s North America business.
In an exclusive interview, Iconovo CEO Johan Wäborg outlines the company’s strategy to become a leader in dry powder inhalation by focusing on platform development, reformulated therapies, and B2B licensing, with a plan to break even by 2027.
Sun’s founder hands top job to company longtimer Kirti Ganorkar as the firm implements a “structured and forward-looking” succession plan, while Richard Ascroft will lead the Indian drugmaker’s North America business.
In an exclusive interview, Iconovo CEO Johan Wäborg outlines the company’s strategy to become a leader in dry powder inhalation by focusing on platform development, reformulated therapies, and B2B licensing, with a plan to break even by 2027.
Lupin is planning to expand its footprint in China through a deal for a tiotropium dry powder inhaler with local player Sino Universal Pharmaceuticals.
