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The US biosimilar market: Predictions for 2021

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It has been five years since the first biosimilar launched in United States market—marking the first steps in expanding access to innovative biologic-based treatments that help patients manage and treat difficult illnesses such as cancer, rheumatoid arthritis, and other life-altering diseases. million patients.

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Biosimilar medicines: the intersection of access, affordability, and innovation

European Pharmaceutical Review

Over 100 biosimilar medicines are approved for nearly 30 reference medicines, testimony to the rigour of the scientific standards leading to the European authorisation process. This makes biosimilar medicines highly relevant. A significant number of the possible biosimilar candidates are not blockbuster medicines.

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ASBM Presents at World Health Organization’s 78th INN Consultation 

Safe Biologics

From the Executive Summary: The ASBM has supported the INN Group’s Biological Qualifier (BQ) scheme since its inception in 2012, and since then has doggedly presented data on the importance of a BQ to enhancing patient safety and pharmacovigilance (PV). However, most of them are willing to support a WHO system if it is implemented.

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UPC opt-out – a strategic balancing act for pharma

European Pharmaceutical Review

Leveraging UPC procedural and evidential tools The UPC may allow a patentee to ascertain information about generic and biosimilar manufacturing processes and supply chains throughout Europe” UPC procedural and evidential tools will be important in the life sciences space. There has also been limited biosimilar litigation in Europe.

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Can the Tropical PRV Have Its Moment (Again?) – Not all Priority Review Vouchers are Created Alike: What the Potential Loss of the Rare Pediatric PRV Could Mean for the Tropical Disease PRV Program

FDA Law Blog: Biosimilars

This time, however, the program, which has helped incentivize the development of dozens of pediatric rare disease therapies since 2012, was not renewed. The Rare Pediatric Disease (RPD) Priority Review Voucher (PRV) was caught in the crosshair once again. As of the start of 2025, tropical PRVs represent less than 20% of all the PRVs granted.

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A history of Johnson & Johnson

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In 2012, J&J agreed to pay US $181 million to 26 states in order to settle these claims – though another lawsuit related to the drug (for $8 billion, eventually reduced to $6.8 CEO Alex Gorsky, who was appointed in 2012. Risperdal is well-known due to the controversy in the US following its product launch in 1994.

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Eczac?ba?? to acquire Turkish pharma company Gensenta for $135m

Pharmaceutical Technology

In 2012, the company was acquired by Amgen and renamed Gensenta in 2020. This acquisition fuels our growth by adding local production capabilities in pharmaceuticals, biosimilar products, and active ingredients to our investment portfolio as well as export competency.”. The post Eczac?ba??