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World Generic Markets Issue Report - FDA Budget Request Takes Aim At Pay-For-Delay Agreements - Research and Markets
Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "World
Generic Markets Issue 278 (V15 I11)" report to their offering.
The FDA budget request for FY17 again reveals proposals to reduce the
data exclusivity period for biologics in order to promote biosimilar
competition. This provision has been raised before, and implementation
is as unlikely now as it has ever been. Proposals to prohibit
pay-for-delay agreements are newer and suggest the FDA agrees with the
FTC (News - Alert) on the issue. However, an FDA ban could lead to legal challenges.
Key Topics Covered:
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Successful Integration And Restructuring Essential For Lannett's
Future Prospects
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Vensun Launches Caisoprodol Tablets
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Aurobindo Gains Isosulfan Blue Approval
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Lupin Launches Metformin
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CMS Biosimilar Reimbursement Rule Highlights Need For
Interchangeability Guidance
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Promius Pharma Gains Betamethasone Spray Approval
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Depomed Gains Favourable Markman Ruling In Tapentadol Litigation
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Pfizer Edges Towards US Biosimilar Infliximab Dominance
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Lannett Gains Temozolomide Approval
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FDA Approves Impax' Mixed Amphetamines ANDA
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Europe
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EMA (News - Alert) Accepts Sandoz' Biosimilar Pegfilgrastim Submission
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Biocon Gains EU Rosuvastatin Approval
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MedinCell/Sandoz Collaborate To Develop Long-Acting Injectable Products
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Meda Acquisition Will Expand Mylan's Product And Regional Outlook
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JHL Gains European Rituximab Trial Approval
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Battle Against TPP Far From Over
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Africa/Middle East
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Generics Remain Essential For Teva As Copaxone Revenues Falter
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