This presentation discusses the competition law issues raised by biosimilars. While many of the issues are similar to those raised by generics, the fact that, unlike generics, biosimilars are not exact copies of the original product means that the competition issues are slightly different as well. In essence, there seems to be more room for originators to pursue strategies designed to slow the entry of biosimilars into the market
Biosimilars represent an attractive market opportunity in the pharmaceutical industry. In order to u...
A biosimilar is a biological medicinal product claimed to be similar to a reference biolog...
A biosimilar is an extremely similar version of an existing medication. Biologics' cost, manufacture...
Advancements in the field of biotechnology have accelerated the development of drugs that are manufa...
US biologic pharmaceuticals are currently the most expensive medicines on the market. Biologic produ...
Biosimilars are surmounting pharmaceutical market from last three decades and sale increasing progre...
Biotechnology represents a considerable opportunity, but also a challenge, given the complexities an...
Abstract Biologicals are distinct from small molecule drugs in that they are larger, more structural...
Pharmaceutical businesses, both based and generic, are vying for the chance to develop new products....
Biosimilars are biological medicinal products marketed as a copy of an originator (reference) produc...
Biosimilars are protein products that are sufficiently similar to a biopharmaceutical already approv...
One of the pharmaceutical industry's fastest-growing segments, "biologics," has developed several in...
In 2010, Congress fundamentally changed how federal law encourages the discovery and development of ...
Biosimilars are biological medicinal products marketed as a copy of an originator (reference) produc...
Biosimilars (or Biologics) are the Fastest growing segment of the pharmaceutical market with about 3...
Biosimilars represent an attractive market opportunity in the pharmaceutical industry. In order to u...
A biosimilar is a biological medicinal product claimed to be similar to a reference biolog...
A biosimilar is an extremely similar version of an existing medication. Biologics' cost, manufacture...
Advancements in the field of biotechnology have accelerated the development of drugs that are manufa...
US biologic pharmaceuticals are currently the most expensive medicines on the market. Biologic produ...
Biosimilars are surmounting pharmaceutical market from last three decades and sale increasing progre...
Biotechnology represents a considerable opportunity, but also a challenge, given the complexities an...
Abstract Biologicals are distinct from small molecule drugs in that they are larger, more structural...
Pharmaceutical businesses, both based and generic, are vying for the chance to develop new products....
Biosimilars are biological medicinal products marketed as a copy of an originator (reference) produc...
Biosimilars are protein products that are sufficiently similar to a biopharmaceutical already approv...
One of the pharmaceutical industry's fastest-growing segments, "biologics," has developed several in...
In 2010, Congress fundamentally changed how federal law encourages the discovery and development of ...
Biosimilars are biological medicinal products marketed as a copy of an originator (reference) produc...
Biosimilars (or Biologics) are the Fastest growing segment of the pharmaceutical market with about 3...
Biosimilars represent an attractive market opportunity in the pharmaceutical industry. In order to u...
A biosimilar is a biological medicinal product claimed to be similar to a reference biolog...
A biosimilar is an extremely similar version of an existing medication. Biologics' cost, manufacture...