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Navigating the rapidly changing oncology treatment landscape: how digital tools can help

Impetus Digital

In 2022, global spending on cancer medicines was approximately 196 billion USD, and this number is forecasted to reach $375 billion by 2027. In fact, for the past five years, the number of treated patients with cancer has seen an average annual increase of 5% globally (1). However, with rapid growth comes growing pains.

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Grünenthal to buy NebidoTM testosterone treatment from Bayer for €500m

European Pharmaceutical Review

Nebido is also patented until March 2024 in the European Union and until May 2027 in the United States. Too few of these patients receive appropriate treatment. We are committed to facilitating access to treatment for even more patients in need,” commented Gabriel Baertschi, CEO of Grünenthal.

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Consequences of the First 10 Drugs Selected for Medicare’s Negotiation Program

PM360

This article covers some of the reasons these drugs were chosen, how the process for price negotiation will occur, and the impact for the industry and for patients. They do not have biosimilar or generic competition available in the market. However, the impact of the new law will reverberate in the industry for years to come.

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Supreme court throws Novartis a lifeline for Gilenya defense

pharmaphorum

In a dramatic change in fortunes, Novartis has won a major victory in its bid to defend oral multiple sclerosis therapy Gilenya from early generic competition in the US. Gilenya made revenues of $2.8 Sales in the first half of this year fell 19% to $1.16

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Polpharma in pole position for biosimilar Tysabri in Europe

pharmaphorum

. “The acceptance of the filing of proposed biosimilar natalizumab by the European regulatory authorities means we are a critical step closer to getting this important medicine to the patients who need it the most,” said Polpharma Biologics’ chief executive Michael Soldan in a statement.

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European PFAS restriction could jeopardise pharmaceutical manufacturing

European Pharmaceutical Review

EMA prepares for winter antibiotic shortages PFAS restriction in pharmaceutical manufacturing In its current form, the procedure currently underway could lead to a ban on all PFASs by 2027, with very limited derogations, EFPIA acknowledged. The organisation’s response included results from a patient impact analysis.

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9 Steps to Build Digital Healthcare Solutions that Meet Patient’s Growing Expectations

PM360

1 This increased technology spending has led to industry fragmentation, creating siloed data—which can leave providers with an incomplete picture of a patient’s health record—and an often-cumbersome experience for patients, leaving them to shoulder the burden of managing their own care. billion in 2020 and is expected to reach $381.7