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its loss of patent exclusivity and no expected COVID-19 antibody revenue.
The UK Supreme Court has unanimously ruled in favour of French pharma company Servier over a decade-long patent case filed by the NHS regarding the hypertension drug Coversyl. ... prices. Although the patent on Coversyl expired in 2001, the first generic
Androgen inhibitor Erleada (apalutamide) is Janssen’s follow-up to its older, blockbuster prostate cancer drug Zytiga (abiraterone acetate), which has now been hit by the loss of patent protection and
The patent ruling only applies to Vascepa’s US patent exclusivity, with Amarin clarifying that its patents elsewhere in the world still stand.
GSK’s respiratory business has been hit with the loss of patent protection for its COPD blockbuster Seretide/Advair (fluticasone propionate/salmeterol) – Trelegy is GSK’s answer to the increased competition
Revlimid brought in almost $1.3bn between 20 November – when the takeover completed – and the end of the year, but it is facing the loss of patent protection in the US
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Pfizer is coming off ten years of patent expiries, plus a pipeline that hasn’t yielded as many new products as hoped in that period, and that prompted Bourla to implement ... He has already taken some pretty seismic decisions, such as axing R&D in
There’s also some urgency for the transaction to go quickly and smoothly as AbbVie prepares for the loss of patent protection for $20bn immunology drug Humira (adalimumab) in the US ... AZ’s new growth phase comes after a six-year sales slump thanks
The termination comes as a consequence of patent infringement litigation which has placed a stay on the FDA’s approval of the biosimilar, Lusduna Nexvue, in the US. ... non‐biologic product post‐patent loss, highlighting the benefits of biologics
years for AZ to return to top-line growth after the patent loss of blockbuster brands such as Nexium and Crestor.
given the loss of patent protection on Forest's best selling depression drug Lexapro and another patent cliff looming for Nameda, its Alzheimer's drug in 2015.
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Price decay after loss of brand exclusivity”. These are just three headlines that come up when you Google “drug patent expiry”. ... It’s no wonder “loss of exclusivity (LOE)” or “the patent cliff” is an ominous prospect for drug
sales in commercial brands in the mature stages, before patent expiry and loss of sales force. ... sales in the mature stages before patent expiry, as well as integrate with the sales force for newer brands.
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