Adaptive licensing for breakthrough pharmaceutical products in the EU is generally considered by the innovative pharmaceutical industry to be a vital tool to make the drug development system sustainable in the long term. But this type of conditional approval − which would allow a drug to be offered to certain patients on a limited data package and before a full license has been granted – could carry a sting for drug manufacturers, due to a potentially earlier loss of data exclusivity.
Under current plans, the data exclusivity clock would start once initial, conditional approval was granted. This worries some sector players,...
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