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Global blockbusters worth $82 billion look set to lose US patent protection by 2007, creating an unprecedented growth opportunity for generics companies. As global cost containment drives regulatory reform, players such as Teva, Andrx and Ranbaxy are well positioned to capitalize on the new opportunities. Traditional pharma companies must not ignore this threat.
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Generics maker Cipla is trying to cut a deal to supply South African mining firm Anglo American with HIV drugs. Employer provision of HIV medicine is gaining popularity in South Africa, and last year's court case created the opportunity for the government to license generic versions of patented drugs. However, it has so far been reluctant to use this power.
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20 Aug 2002 |
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The FDA's review of current good manufacturing practice (cGMP) seeks to improve standards of drug manufacture. At the same time, the regulations should reduce confusion over biotech-derived drug products. These changes may open the door to greater use of new manufacturing methods and long term, greater opportunities for biogenerics.
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28 Aug 2002 |
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Buying Slovenia's Lek gives an East European footing to Novartis' already large generics business. Lower R&D costs there should allow Novartis to move into the higher value specialty generics segment. The acquisition also gives Novartis revenues from generic Augmentin, which, unlike its own version of the product, are not dogged by risk of litigation.
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04 Sep 2002 |
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The cancer market is set for a boom in low cost drugs, as a significant number of high value cancer drugs are set to lose patent protection over the next decade, triggering a dramatic influx of cheaper generic equivalents. But as patients and generics manufacturers bask in the glow, pharmaceutical companies will be forced to gamble on innovation for fear of being left out in the cold?<BR />
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20 Sep 2002 |
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Barr says the FDA gave it permission to launch generic tamoxifen 10mg tablets starting August 20, 2002, but the agency now wants Barr to wait until February 2003. The cost to Barr of any delay will be heavy, particularly given its low margins - so it can be expected to fight fiercely. Any approval will be a blow to the drug's developer, AstraZeneca.
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24 Sep 2002 |
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In response to the fear of bioterrorism, the US government has given states instructions on how to manage a smallpox outbreak. While the climate of worry over a biological attack has driven vaccine stockpiling - and useful revenues for pharma companies - the necessary strategy and infrastructure lags far behind.
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27 Sep 2002 |
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Although tamoxifen is a generic drug in most countries, it is still protected in the US. Under a 1992 agreement between AstraZeneca and Barr, generic competition should have begun in August - but additional pediatric indications have pushed it back to February 2003. Barr is suing AstraZeneca for the right to produce tamoxifen now; it's not clear who will be the victor.
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10 Oct 2002 |
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The therapeutic proteins market is becoming increasingly attractive to generic competitors, which pose a significant threat to the revenue streams of some of the most established classes. As generic manufacturers move in who stands to gain and will existing therapeutic protein manufacturers survive the competition?
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11 Oct 2002 |
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The FDA has approved the use of BMS' glyburide and metformin pill, Glucovance, alongside the TZD class of anti-diabetic medications. TZDs are commonly administered to patients who are not under adequate glycemic control. However, the approval is unlikely to have a significant impact - physicians are prescribing the drugs as a combination already.
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