Patent licensees gain more power
I touched briefly on the Medimmune v. Genentech case in a previous Carnival of Biotechnology, but I didn’t go into […]
I touched briefly on the Medimmune v. Genentech case in a previous Carnival of Biotechnology, but I didn’t go into […]
The latest Carnival of Biotechnology is up at Baby Biotechs. Great job, Brian! For more information, see the Carnival of
Just came across an article on diabetics going to Mexico to receive pig xenotransplants. Unlike other forms of medical tourism,
This follow-up to my post on the technical reasons why biogenerics are so hard to regulate provides some updates the
The commercial prospects of biogenerics – how much will they save? Read Post »
If there’s one sure rule about private equity, it is that there are no rules about private equity! Venture capitalists
Biotechnology companies have been facing a widening funding gap. Between frozen federal research budgets and a growing focus among venture
The United States is the world’s largest pharmaceutical market. Japan is the second largest, although the combined European Union is
Countries use various methods to control drug expenditures. Beyond simple negotiation, countries can also implement price controls or use WTO-authorized
Price controls and compulsory licensing give buyers more power … for a price. Read Post »
Investing and Clinical Trials PharmaGossip has an illuminating excerpt from The End of Medicine describing a method to invest in
There’s been a lot of press floating around lately about the push to develop a framework for biogeneric (or biosimilar,
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