Biosimilars, Generic Programs Leave Little Room For Other New FDA Drug Initiatives In FY ‘13

Proposed and existing user fees would fund 44% of the $4.5 billion FDA FY 2013 spending plan. User fees are projected at $20 million for biosimilars and $229 million for generic drugs.

The challenge of creating a biosimilars approval pathway and significantly enhancing FDA’s generic drug review capacities is underscored in the agency’s FY 2013 budget proposal, which contains little in the way of new initiatives in the pharmaceutical area outside these major endeavors.

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