Brand-brand competition will not reduce prices of drugs in US
A new study undertaken to better understand the economic impact of brand-brand competition finds this does not lower drug prices.
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A new study undertaken to better understand the economic impact of brand-brand competition finds this does not lower drug prices.
In another bid to lower medication prices in the US, Donald Trump has announced a draft plan to import drugs from Canada.
A report has suggested that the drug price reforms in the US will affect AstraZeneca and Novartis negatively, but Novo could benefit.
EMA’s human medicines committee had cleared the cannabidiol oral solution, Epidiolex, for use to treat seizures.
Teva Pharmaceuticals, Endo Pharmaceuticals and Teikoku will pay almost $70 million to the US state for delaying drugs to keep prices high.
The EMA has announced its approval for marketing authorisation in the EU for Vitrakvi (larotrectinib), used to treat solid tumours with a specific gene mutation.
The CMA alleges that a pharmaceutical company agreed to buy equal quantities of a pill from two drug suppliers, breaking competition law.
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The Senate Finance Committee has unveiled its bipartisan bill in an effort to lower drug prices, requiring drug manufacturers to justify price increases.
FDA issues warning to a company that claimed its CBD products can be used to treat cancer and Alzheimer's disease.
The FDA has announced that it has granted approval to the first nine generic drug applications for Pfizer’s Lyrica treatment.
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Amgen has successfully blocked the manufacture, sales and marketing of its Sanofi drug rival in Germany.
The FDA has announced Orphan Drug Designation for Imfinzi (durvalumab) to treat small cell lung cancer in combination with other therapies.
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