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Small molecule API market to value $284.7 billion by 2032

European Pharmaceutical Review

The small molecule API market is influenced by several factors, including heightened R&D within the pharmaceutical sector, a growing prevalence of chronic illnesses and rising demand for generic medicines. This opportunity can lead to higher production and revenue, the research reported.

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Is India capable of ensuring equitable access to biopharmaceuticals?

Express Pharma

According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), an estimated two billion people across the world do not have access to essential medicines for life threatening diseases like cancer, AIDS and even autoimmune diseases like Type 1 diabetes.

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Drug Repurposing: Unlocking access to rare solutions

Express Pharma

In the marathon of drug development, where billions of dollars and over a decade of research are the norm, drug repurposing is quietly reshaping the landscape. Challenges in drug repurposing Despite these technological and regulatory advancements, the journey of drug repurposing is not without its challenges.

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Waters, as a strategic partner to the pharma industry, can help India become a world leader in biosimilars

Express Pharma

How is the industry’s approach to drug development transforming? How is Waters aiding advancements in drug development? A central aim in drug development is to create new molecular entities into commercially viable drugs useful in managing diseases. What are the imperatives that led to this change?

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Pathbreakers: The journey of first generics

Pharmaceutical Technology

In recent years, first generics have improved patient access to essential treatments and offered affordable treatment options for patients with multiple sclerosis, asthma, heart disease, diabetes, and even the flu. In 2017, FDA announced the Drug Competition Action Plan (DCAP) to allow consumers to get access to medicines.