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Sandoz Sees Room For Improvements To US Market

Carol Lynch, President Of Sandoz US, Identifies Key Reforms Necessary

 
• By Dave Wallace

Overcoming residual negative perceptions around generics, reforming Medicaid and Medicare policies that unfairly penalize generics and ensuring that “skinny label” generics can continue to be marketed are among the key priorities for Sandoz in the US, Carol Lynch, president of Sandoz Inc. and head of North America, tells Generics Bulletin in an exclusive interview.

Carol Lynch, Sandoz US
There is still room for improvement in the US market, Lynch says • Source: Shutterstock

While the US generics market is a healthy one, there is still room for improvement – both in terms of removing lingering negative perceptions that persist around generics, as well as by pursuing reforms in areas where market barriers persist – according to Carol Lynch, president of Sandoz US and Head of North America.

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