China Cleared Jaypirca in Frontline CLL on a Win Over Chemotherapy and Non-Inferiority to Ibrutinib
The label reaches frontline CLL, but against a modern BTK inhibitor the evidence so far is a response rate.
The label reaches frontline CLL, but against a modern BTK inhibitor the evidence so far is a response rate.
AbbVie now has to name a price for Juvmo into a benchmark that ICER set before the drug was even approved.
In Brazil the constraint on Prestige’s Herceptin biosimilar was not the dossier. It was the factory inspection.
Three drugs now divide an ultra-rare disease by mechanism, route and age, and the newest competes on convenience and safety.
A drug the EMA refused two years ago is now approved, on a narrow label and under exceptional circumstances, with Europe first.
Three parties, three functions, and Biocon holds only the middle one. Treat the caretaker MAH structure as the Japanese default, not the exception.
Going first through a De Novo builds the road behind you. Avulux owns the claim today and has created the category rivals will file 510(k)s into.
Two MHRA authorisations in two days. One drug is too common to fund, the other too rare to prioritise. Neither is on the NHS.
FDA’s letter says the approval date is whenever the DEA publishes scheduling. Takeda holds a first-in-class approval it cannot sell yet.
Agilent won its eighth CE-marked companion diagnostic indication for a single PD-L1 assay, each one riding on a label expansion Merck paid to generate.