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Should we be worried about pharma’s supply chain?

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QUICK READ: Pharma supply chain issues are a concern for us all but especially patients. Patients should be scared. We need a 21st-century approach that puts patient safety first. The adulterated product was found to have caused nine patient deaths and 574 serious adverse events (SAEs). In other words, money over safety.

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US legislative update: takeaways for European pharma

European Pharmaceutical Review

The new law will also require drug manufacturers to pay rebates to Medicare if they increase drug prices faster than consumer inflation. 3) policing anticompetitive settlements between competing drug manufacturers. Citizen Petitions before the FDA. 5) monitoring access to biosimilars. Senate Bill 562 (S.

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Economics and risks of FDA’s Quality management maturity rating programme

European Pharmaceutical Review

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER) through the Office of Pharmaceutical Quality in 2021 embarked on an initiative to develop a framework for establishing a pharmaceutical manufacturing site quality rating system, the Quality management maturity (QMM) programme.

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Touring Chiesi’s vision for the future at the new Biotech Centre of Excellence

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The Parma site, as yet only nine months into construction, is due to become operational from 2024, with FDA, IFA, and EMA approvals due to be sought for 2025. Having a healthy and sustainable pharmaceutical sector is both a necessary requirement and a good one for society. And so, pharmaceutical spending is an investment, he said.

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Biosimilars Market Set for Biggest Year Yet in 2023

PM360

biosimilars market to date, the first of eight FDA-approved Humira (adalimumab) biosimilars launched in the United States in January after years of regulatory delays. Although AbbVie’s patent for Humira officially expired in 2016, the legal and regulatory delays paused competition for Humira until 2023. pharmaceutical industry.