GENERICS AND BIOSIMILARS INITIATIVE JOURNAL
Official Journal of the Generics and Biosimilars Initiative

Volume 3 / Year 2014 / Issue 3

Original Research

Barriers to market uptake of biosimilars in the US

Author(s): Abigail E Felix, BA, Anumeha Gupta, MD, Joshua P Cohen, PhD, Kim Riggs, MPH

Page: 108-15

Author byline as per print journal: Joshua P Cohen, PhD; Abigail E Felix, BA; Kim Riggs, MPH; Anumeha Gupta, MD Background: In the US, a new approval pathway for biosimilars has been established as part of the Affordable Care Act. Biosimilars are anticipated to increase treatment options and lower the growth in spending on biologicals. How the commercial […]

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Ongoing initiatives to improve prescribing efficiency in China; statins as a case history

Author(s): Alexander E Finlayson, MD, MRCP, Brian Godman, BSc, PhD, Houmei Xi, B Eng, Rickard E Malmstrom, MD, PhD, Wenjie Zeng, BSc, PhD

Page: 122-32

Author byline as per print journal: Wenjie Zeng, BSc, PhD; Houmei Xi, B Eng; Brian Godman, BSc, PhD; Alexander E Finlayson, MD, MRCP;  Rickard E Malmstrom, MD, PhD Introduction: Pharmaceutical expenditure rose by 16% per annum in China during the past decade, and now represents 46% of total healthcare expenditure. Initiatives to moderate growth include pricing […]

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GnRH agonists and antagonists in prostate cancer

Author(s): Frans Erdkamp, MD, PhD, Niels Boone, PharmD, Robert Janknegt, PharmD, PhD, Victor Zambon, MD

Page: 133-42

Author byline as per print journal: Robert Janknegt, PharmD, PhD, Niels Boone, PharmD, Frans Erdkamp, MD, PhD, Victor Zambon, MD Abstract: This manuscript describes the System of Objectified Judgement Analysis (SOJA) method applied to gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) agonists and antagonists in prostate cancer. The following selection criteria were used: efficacy, safety, tolerability, dosage frequency, user-friendly […]

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Retrospective chart review: disrupted anaemia control in haemodialysis patients following the switch to an iron sucrose similar (ISS) after long-term treatment with the originator iron sucrose (IS)

Author(s): Alessandra Moglia, PhD, Corinne Emery, MSc, Jacques Rottembourg, MD

Page: 116-21

Author byline as per print journal: Professor Jacques Rottembourg, MD; Corinne Emery, MSc; Alessandra Moglia, PhD Study objective: To describe and compare the haematological parameters and the anaemia medication use in haemodialysis patients who were switched from the originator iron sucrose (IS) to an iron sucrose similar (ISS). Methods: A retrospective observational single-centre study describing chronic […]

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