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US opinion on prescription drug price and regulation

Home/Reports | Posted 01/10/2021

Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) research released the results of the KFF Health Tracking Poll (18–25 May 2021) in June 2021. The poll has revealed that many in the US believe drug prices are unreasonable [1].

GMP certification requirements in Central American countries

Home/Reports | Posted 01/10/2021

Before submitting documentation for the marketing authorization of a medicinal product in several countries in Latin America, there are several requirements that have to be taken into consideration

GMP certification requirements in Andean Community countries

Home/Reports | Posted 24/09/2021

Market authorisation of a medicinal product represents a major effort for the pharmaceutical industry with a detailed plan with all the steps that are involved in the process.

GMP certification requirements in Argentina, Brazil and Mexico

Home/Reports | Posted 17/09/2021

Marketing authorisation (MA) of a medicinal product is the process of reviewing and assessing the evidence to support that product, in relation to its marketing, finalized by granting of a licence to be sold.

US opinion on prescription drug affordability

Home/Reports | Posted 24/09/2021

In June 2021, non-profit organization, Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) research, released the results of KFF Health Tracking Poll (18–25 May 2021) regarding public opinion on prescription drugs and their prices in the US.

GABiC proposes the use of biosimilars as strategy for innovation and sustainability

Home/Reports | Posted 10/09/2021

The commitment to biosimilars as a strategy to promote innovation and sustainability is what motivated the creation of the Argentine Quality Biosimilars Group (Grupo Argentino de Biosimilares de Calidad, GABiC) in 2019, made up of the companies Amgen, Gobbi Novag and Sandoz.

Biosimilars as a sustainable option for the health system in Argentina

Home/Reports | Posted 03/09/2021

The COVID-19 pandemic in Argentina has raised questions about its impact on highly complex medical treatments, which, because they are imported, are costly to the social security system, to the point that they make coverage unviable for many.

Comparison of authorization requirements for biological and biosimilar medicines

Home/Reports | Posted 27/08/2021

The development of biosimilar medicines presupposes a paradigm shift from the traditional model used with an innovative medicine. Meanwhile, for a new molecular entity, the evidence for its development is based on generating data confirming its safety and efficacy.

Use of biosimilars generates savings in the Spanish health budget of 2021

Home/Reports | Posted 30/07/2021

It is estimated that the national health system (Sistema Nacional de Salud, SNS) will be able to save €930 million due to the use of biosimilars in 2021, according to the results of the Budgetary Impact Analysis of Biosimilar Medicines in the SNS of Spain (2009–2022) [1].

Five main barriers to developing biosimilars

Home/Reports | Posted 23/07/2021

According to Dr Ash Ramzan, principal consultant at Woodley BioReg, there are five main barriers preventing biosimilars from reaching their full potential.