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An Indian pharma group contends the U.S. Trade Representative’s scrutiny of India’s intellectual property regime could dampen investment in the country. Read More
A European network of health technology assessment bodies is calling for greater cooperation among HTAs to avoid duplicating work when making decisions about covering drugs in individual EU countries. Read More
Makers of influenza vaccines in Europe will have more leeway in what they must submit for products to treat pandemics, according to a final guideline that consolidates procedures for submitting applications for all types of flu vaccines. Read More
AstraZeneca said it plans to launch its new two-in-one diabetes pill Xigduo XR early next year in the U.S. after winning FDA approval this week. Read More
A top FDA generic drug official said the agency is implementing various initiatives to improve the way it communicates with manufacturers, including through the revision of an internal document on staff interactions with industry. Read More
Amgen is suing Sandoz to stop the French drugmaker from marketing a biosimilar of its top-selling product Neupogen in the U.S., charging that Sandoz didn’t follow the rules for biosimilar development. Read More
Manufacturers seeking approval of biosimilars in Europe will be able to use comparator biologics authorized outside the EU to gain marketing clearance. Read More
The FDA approved under its breakthrough therapy designation pathway Pfizer’s meningitis vaccine Trumenba, the first vaccine to prevent a deadly strain of meningococcal disease. Read More
Manufacturers of forthcoming biosimilars argue that their products should have the same international non-propriety name (INN) as the reference product, and do not need a unique qualifier to distinguish them from the brand version for the purposes of tracking. Read More