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Is License Compulsory For Starting Pharmaceutical Business In India?

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When you launch a PCD pharma company , you have to do several preparations. In a pharma business, you have a distribution network like a pharma manufacturing company, pharma marketing company, C&F agents, wholesalers/distributors/stockiest, retailers, and pharmacies. Wholesale Drug License.

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World’s Top 10 Pharma Companies (By 2023 Revenue)

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This growth can be attributed to the rising cost of drugs, with prices for new drugs in the US having increased by 35 percent in 2023 compared to the previous year. The top ten pharma companies in 2023 by revenue accounted for about 35 percent of the market value, with total earnings of $559.5 billion last year, up 4.2

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To insource or outsource drug commercialisation? Flexibility is the answer

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The rate of drug approvals could be on the rise. In a recent report, GlobalData revealed that the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved 122 new drug applications (NDAs) and biologic license applications (BLAs) in 2021. There are many reasons why a company might prefer to keep commercialisation activities inhouse.

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GSK, J&J, and AZ head this year’s access to medicines ranking

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The 2022 edition of the Access to Medicine Index (ATMI) – which places the top 20 pharma companies for their efforts to improve delivery of medicines to lower income countries – sees GSK retain the number one position, newly joined by Johnson & Johnson in second and AstraZeneca in third. Jayasree Iyer.

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Coalition aims to improve cancer drug access in poorer nations

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Several of the top pharmaceutical companies have joined a new coalition that aims to improve access to cancer medicines in low- and lower-middle-income countries (LLMICs). It is taking a broader approach, making sure patients living with cancer “receive the medicines they need at the right time,” he said.

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How patient-on-a-chip tech could be the future of drug discovery

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Testing drug compounds on a chip designed to mimic human organs sounds closer to science fiction than reality, yet the technology already exists and is already being put to use. The limits of animal models in drug discovery are well known. The limits of animal models in drug discovery are well known. Beyond testing.

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physIQ licenses virtual trial tech to Janssen in multi-year deal

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Biosensor firm physIQ has licensed its technology to Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen pharma unit in a multi-year deal, to investigate use of wearable sensors in virtual clinical trials. The pharma company will use the technology known as accelerateIQ to collect data across its clinical studies through a variety of wearable biosensors.