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- Biological
medicines contain active substances (substances that produce the desired
therapeutic effect) that are
produced by, or extracted from, living organisms. They are often made up
of proteins that are naturally produced in the human body. When a
biological medicine is given to a patient, it functions like the natural
protein, resolving symptoms and preventing or slowing the progression of
the disease. -
A biosimilar medicine is
developed to be highly similar to a biological medicine that is already
approved and available for patients, once the original patent has
expired. The medicine that has already been approved is often called the
‘reference product’ or ‘originator product’.
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A biosimilar is a biologic
product that is similar, but not identical, to a reference product, and
therefore requires separate marketing approval upon patent expiration of
the
reference product
- Biosimilar
or biosimilarity is defined in Section 351 of the PHS Act to mean that:
1.“The biological product is highly similar to the reference product
notwithstanding minor differences in clinically inactive components,”
AND
2.“There are no clinically meaningful differences between the biological
product and the reference product in terms of the safety, purity, and
potency of the product”. -
The bio similar product is
expected to produce the same clinical result as the reference product in
any given patient
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Large number of biological
drug patents expire 2015 on wards
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Manufacture process is complex
and expensive to achieve “similar” quality, safety, and efficacy profile
- There are
about 150 biologics marketed worldwide and about 370 more are under
development. Within the next 10 years (2009-2019) a total of 21 of these
biologicals will lose their patent
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Biologics include a wide range
of therapeutics, including recombinant hormones, growth factors, blood
products, monoclonal antibody-based products, recombinant vaccines, and
advanced technology products
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Biologics are among the most
expensive drugs on the market, with average costs about 25 times that of
no biologic drugs. |
Basics
- About
Biosimilar Medicine
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Basics
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FAQ
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Preparing for the Introduction
of Biosimilars
Comparisons
- Biosimilars
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Biological and Biosimilar Medicines
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Biologic and
Biosimilar Drugs - Guide to Buyers
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Differences between
Biosimilars and small molecule generics
Patent Issues
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Patent Losses
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Patents
Expiration
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Biosimilar Patenting
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Biosimilar Patent Litigation
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Patent
Litigation Under a Future Biosimilars Act
Approval Pathways
- Regulatory Guidance -
FDA
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Biosimilars – Regulation strategies and
pathway
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Overview of the FDA approval pathway
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FDA’s first
biosimilar approval
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Approval Process
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Evaluation
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USA Details
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FDA
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State Laws and
Legislation Related to Biologic Medications and Substitution of
Biosimilars
Opportunities
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Development of Biosimilar Drugs
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Opportunities
for developers of biosimilars
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Opportunities in the
USA Market
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Economics
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The Economic
Viability
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The Cost
Savings Potential
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Cost Advantage
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Biologics Price
Competition and Innovation Act of 2009
Clinical Trials
- Regulatory and
Clinical Considerations
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The
drugs entering the clinical trials
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Similar biological
medicinal products containing monoclonal antibodies – non-clinical and
clinical issues
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Clinical comparability and European
biosimilar regulations
Company
profiles
- Company
- India
- Company Annual Report
- Management &
Financial Report
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Company Presentation
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Biologics &
biopharmaceutical companies - Links
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List of Companies
Consultancy
- Report of Pharmaceuticals Consultant
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The strategy and
transformation consulting
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Injectable Generic and Biosimilar Drugs
Market Scenario
- Biosimilar
Pharmaceuticals
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Global biosimilar development
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Trends in Bio similar Market - 2015
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Generics Industry
Trends - 2015
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Future Outlook
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Commercial Strategies
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Perspective on the
Evolving Biosimilars Landscape
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Competition in the USA
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Developments in the USA
Market
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Problems & Prospects
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The Indian
pharmaceutical Industry
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The
Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry
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