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In the News: October Regulatory and Development Updates

Camargo

When the FDA requires a product’s labeling to include a boxed warning (also called a “black box warning” because the text is surrounded by black border), the potential market value of the drug often drops severely. Presumably, Antares’ long-established 90-person urology sales force can achieve pull-thru of this drug product.

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A PSA on PSGs: PSG Meetings Are Now Available

FDA Law Blog

Koblitz — FDA uses its Product Specific Guidance documents (“PSGs”) to provide recommendations as to the bioequivalence testing necessary for approval of a generic drug. Indeed, PSGs help facilitate generic competition, and to date, OGD has published more than 2,000 PSGs.

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Drug discovery hotspots: India’s Genome Valley

Drug Discovery World

Could India become an important centre of drug discovery innovation? India is traditionally known as ‘the pharmacy of the world’ due to its huge pharmaceuticals manufacturing capacity and high quantity of exports, particularly generic medicines and vaccines. Diana Spencer explores the evolution of the Hyderabad life sciences hub.

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Pioneering access to complex generic products 

Drug Discovery World

This will continue to be the case going forward, but the nature of the off-patent landscape will evolve in line with ongoing changes in the segment’s ‘pipeline’: the originator products of today, which will become the generic and biosimilar medicines of tomorrow. What are complex generics?

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Katie Porter attacks pharma

World of DTC Marketing

Porter points out that R&D seems to have been replaced with mergers and acquisitions, but she misses the big picture by focusing solely on drug costs. So where to start… Congresswoman Porter may want to look at the percentage of generic drugs available virus branded (89%). In pharma R&D returns have declined to 1.8

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