Articles

Editor's Letter

Published on 11 December 2015

Fourth and final issue of GaBI Journal’s fourth volume

This last issue of 2015 starts with a Commentary by Drs Christoph Baumgärtel and Brian Godman concerning the approval of generic versions of narrow therapeutic margin products; including immunosuppressant drugs....

Author(s): Professor Philip D Walson, MD

DOI: 10.5639/gabij.2015.0404.034

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Published on 04 November 2014

2014/3 GaBI Journal Table of Contents

Contents Editor’s Letter Latest features in GaBI Journal, 2014, Issue 3 Editorial Regional regulatory processes for the approval of biosimilars; differences and similarities Original Research Barriers to market uptake of...

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Research News

Published on 27 February 2020

Poor traceability of biologicals in UK ADR reporting indicates the need for improvements to ensure patient safety

Submitted: 27 January 2020; Revised: 29 January 2020; Accepted: 29 January 2020; Published online first: 25 February 2020 Biological medical products (biologicals) are derived from living cells or organisms. Due to...

Author(s): Kevin Klein, PhD

DOI: 10.5639/gabij.2020.0902.012

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Editor's Letter

Published on 27 September 2017

Latest features in GaBI Journal, 2017, Issue 3

It is clear that greater use of generics and biosimilars could greatly decrease healthcare costs and thereby increase availability of important medicines. It is equally clear that these potential savings...

Author(s): Professor Philip D Walson, MD

DOI: 10.5639/gabij.2017.0603.020

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Published on 22 October 2014

2012/3-4 GaBI Journal Table of Contents

Contents Editor's Letter Latest features in GaBI Journal, 2012, issue 3-4 Letters to the Editor A bioethicist’s view of the use of biosimilars A clinician’s view of the ethics of...

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Published on 16 April 2015

2015/1 GaBI Journal Table of Contents

Contents Editor’s Letter Editor’s introduction to the initial issue of the fourth volume of GaBI Journal Editorial Biosimilars: patient and physician acceptability is the fifth hurdle to market competition Letters...

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Published on 22 October 2014

2012/2 GaBI Journal Table of Contents

Contents Editor's Letter What to look forward to in GaBI Journal, 2012, issue 2 Editorial Equal protection under the law: Children and the Best Pharmaceuticals for Children Act Regulatory Tighter...

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Editor's Letter

Published on 04 May 2016

Editor’s introduction to the initial issue of the fifth volume of GaBI Journal

This issue begins with a Letter to the Editor by Professor Fabio V Teixeira from the Brazilian Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) Society that deals basically with the issue of extrapolation...

Author(s): Professor Philip D Walson, MD

DOI: 10.5639/gabij.2016.0501.001

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Published on 19 June 2015

2015/2 GaBI Journal Table of Contents

Contents Editor’s Letter What to look forward to in GaBI Journal, 2015, Issue 2 Commentary Pro-generics policies and the backlog in medicines registration in South Africa: implications for access to essential and affordable medicines Original...

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Published on 22 October 2014

2014/2 GaBI Journal Table of Contents

Contents Editor's Letter What to look forward to in GaBI Journal, 2014, Issue 2 Editorial Complex molecules – current developments Commentary Defining and characterizing nonbiological complex drugs (NBCDs) – Is...

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Editor's Letter

Published on 08 March 2017

Editor’s introduction to the initial issue of the sixth volume of GaBI Journal

This first issue of 2017 includes a range of manuscripts of interest to readers. A Letter to the Editor from Professor Mohamed Izham Mohamed Ibrahim and Nada Moustafa Abdel Rida...

Author(s): Professor Philip D Walson, MD

DOI: 10.5639/gabij.2017.0601.001

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Editor's Letter

Published on 26 October 2016

Latest features in GaBI Journal, 2016, Issue 3

The informed, appropriate use of follow-on pharmacological agents can provide significant cost savings for patients and payers. These savings can then be used by governments and patients to increase access...

Author(s): Professor Philip D Walson, MD

DOI: 10.5639/gabij.2016.0503.025

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