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Trends Update -- Biosimilars: Sen. Kennedy, Gov. Dean and NVCA Study all Support 12+ Years of Exclusivity

Jeremy G wrote 5 days ago: The debate over the proper data exclusivity period for innovator biologics (as protection against bi … more →

Tags: Jeremy Grushcow, trends in 2009, biosimilars, FTC, howard dean, National Venture Capital Association, NVCA, obama, patent reform

Trends Update -- Biosimilars: Obama Administration Supports 7-Year Exclusivity Period1 comment

Jeremy G wrote 2 weeks ago: The Obama administration offered up a 7-year data exclusivity period for biologics, calling it a … more →

Tags: Jeremy Grushcow, trends in 2009, biosimilars, Competition, Data Exclusivity, Eshoo-Barton, Subsequent Entry Biologics, waxman

For July 4: Let's Thank the Inventors

margaritaatbio wrote 2 weeks ago: For this week’s IP News Weekly, I emphasized stories about research breakthroughs and U.S. hea … more →

Tags: INTERNATIONAL, IP News Weekly, NIH, sustainability, United States Patent and Trademark Office, Healthcare Reform, National Institutes of Health, USPTO

Holman: Follow-on Biologics Bill Threatens Innovation By Weakening Patent Rights

margaritaatbio wrote 2 weeks ago: Chris Holman, Professor at the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law and author of Holman … more →

FTC Weighs In: Favors Compromise on Biosimilars Exclusivity, Disfavors Pay-For-Delay4 comments

Jeremy G wrote 1 month ago: The FTC released a report today that explores the economics of biosimilars’ market entry and c … more →

Tags: trends in 2009, News, Jeremy Grushcow, waxman, Subsequent Entry Biologics, biosimilars, Eshoo-Barton, FTC, Federal Trade Commission

BIO 2009: Monday Technology Transfer Breakfast

Jeremy G wrote 2 months ago: I was at breakfast yesterday morning with university and company members of the BIO Technology Trans … more →

Tags: Jeremy Grushcow, ACLU, AUTM, Bayh-Dole, BIO 2009, hhs, myriad-genetics, patent reform, Renewal

Canada's First Subsequent Entry Biologic!1 comment

Jeremy G wrote 2 months ago: Guest post from Jill Daley, part of our all-star life sciences team at Ogilvy: Today, Sandoz Canada … more →

Tags: Guest Blogger, News, trends in 2009, biosimilars, Canada, FOB, Health Canada, Omnitrope, Sandoz

Wednesday Brain Dump: Two of Everything! Edition

Jeremy G wrote 3 months ago: Two Camels!  Dolly the cloned sheep, meet Injaz the cloned camel. Two R&D Heads!  The combined P … more →

Tags: Jeremy Grushcow, Wednesday Brain Dump, burrill, cloned camel, Data Protection, Department of Vetrans Affairs, eHR, Electronic Health Records, Electronic Medical Records

Trends in 2009: Shifting IP Constituencies as Innovator Pharma Buys Generics and Asia Turns to Innovation10 comments

Jeremy G wrote 3 months ago: Growing industrial and geopolitical realignment of economic interests has the potential to re-define … more →

Tags: Jeremy Grushcow, trends in 2009, aurobindo, Bio, Eshoo-Barton, FOB, Generics, India, Insimed

Waxman Drives Hard Bargain on FOBs Market Exclusivity3 comments

dorganpeters wrote 4 months ago: Representatives Waxman (D-CA), Pallone (D-NJ) and Deal (R-GA) released the Promoting Innovation and … more →

Tags: trends in 2009, Dani Peters, Bio, waxman, Health Canada, biosimilars

Wednesday Brain Dump: March 11, 2009

Jeremy G wrote 4 months ago: Regulatory Brain Dump… Regulating Nanotech:  The FDA is collaborating with the Houston-based A … more →

Tags: Jeremy Grushcow, Wednesday Brain Dump, FDA, Health Canada, Teva, biosimilars, Alliance for NanoHealth, Momenta, Lovenox

BIO's Jim Greenwood Briefs Media on Biotech Issues2 comments

danmcgirt wrote 4 months ago: BIO President & CEO Jim Greenwood hosted a media briefing for reporters, editors and bloggers on … more →

Tags: Healthcare, Podcast Feeds, Intellectual Property, Patents, comparative effectiveness, Bio, biosimilars, patent reform, health reform

GTC Biotherapeutics goes for a Regulatory Double Combo Shot

Jeremy G wrote 4 months ago: GTC Biotherapeutics, which recently saw ATryn approved, announced a collaboration agreement with AgR … more →

Tags: Jeremy Grushcow, News, trends in 2009, AgResearch, ATryn, biosimilars, genetically engineered animals, Genetically modified animals, GTC Biotherapeutics

Teva Decides Not to Wait for U.S. Biosimilars Legislation1 comment

Jeremy G wrote 4 months ago: In Beni’s post earlier this week on Biosimilars, he identified two major challenges to introdu … more →

Tags: trends in 2009, Jeremy Grushcow, Amgen, Biologics, biosimilars, bla, Lonza, neupogen, Subsequent Entry Biologics

Trends in 2009: Facing the Challenges of Introducing Biosimilars or Follow-on Biologics in the North American Market2 comments

brovinski wrote 5 months ago: The so-called biotechnology drugs or biologics (large, complex protein molecules derived from living … more →

Tags: trends in 2009, Beni Rovinski, Biologics, EMEA, FDA, Health Canada, Insmed, Merck, neupogen

BIO leaders Joshua Boger and Jim Greenwood discuss challenges and opportunities for the biotech industry in the Obama Administration and the new Congress3 comments

danmcgirt wrote 8 months ago: In BIOtech Now’s exclusive interview with Dr. Joshua Boger (Chairman and CEO of Vertex Pharmac … more →

Tags: Healthcare, Podcast Feeds, biofuels, Agriculture, Intellectual Property, Industrial & Environmental, Energy, Biotechnology, Biotech

BIO's Joshua Boger and Jim Greenwood Media Briefing

danmcgirt wrote 10 months ago: BIO President & CEO Jim Greenwood and the Chair of BIO’s Board of Directors, Dr. Joshua Bo … more →

Tags: Healthcare, Intellectual Property, Biotechnology, Biotech, FDA, obama, McCain, Patents, comparative effectiveness

Follow-On Biologics

nicoleatbio wrote 1 year ago: Well, its official – Day 1 of the 2008 BIO International Convention has begun! We kicked off this mo … more →

Tags: Bio, bio08, Healthcare, patients


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