Saturday, November 16, 2013

Patent cliff, Life ycle management and formulation strategies

 
 
 
Generic-drug competition has become increasingly aggressive, especially in an environment where healthcare policies are placing stronger emphasis on pharmacoeconomics and demanding better treatment outcomes at a lower cost. A 2012 analysis by IMS Health estimated that patent expiries will reduce brand spending in developed markets by $127 billion through 2016 (1). With drug-development expenditures escalating at an alarming rate while R&D productivity continues to decline, branded drug-makers are under pressure to maximize the value of their products throughout their lifecycles.
 
Strategies:
 
Modified-release formulations
Switch-and-grow formulations
Expand-and-grow formulations
Combination Products
 

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