Genomma Refuses To Raise Price, Drops Prestige Bid

Genomma drops its unsolicited offer because it was unwilling to meet Prestige’s demand for a higher price. The Mexican firm said it secured funding and met other milestones Prestige insisted on.

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Brazilian Drug Price Increase Rates Hit Eight-Year Low

 

CMED, which sets medicine prices in Brazil, has published the maximum price adjustment index for 2025.

Brazil Catches Up With International Standards on Viral Safety Evaluations For Biotech Products

 

The Brazilian medicines regulator will also offer more clarity on the requirements for radiopharmaceuticals that are exempt from registration.

Brazil Consults On How To Price Advanced Therapies

 

Brazil’s drug regulator ANVISA has also published its first post-marketing authorization monitoring reports on advanced therapies Yescarta, Zolgenma, Kymriah, Carvykti and Luxturna.

England’s NICE Leads Global Effort On Surrogate Endpoints For Cost-Effectiveness

 

Health technology assessment bodies in England, the US, Canada, Australia, the Netherlands and Colombia have joined forces to produce guidance for drug developers on using surrogate endpoints for cost-effectiveness analyses.

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Trump’s Tariffs Will Lead To ‘Instability’ And ‘Less Investment’ In UK

 

While the pharma industry appears to be exempt from US tariffs imposed by President Trump, a member of the UK House of Lords says the details are unknown and warned that uncertainty “leads to less investment” in business as a whole.

Industry Benefits As EU CTIS Hits Global Data Sharing Milestone

 

The EU Clinical Trials Information System has achieved primary registry designation in the International Clinical Trials Registry Platform in a move that is expected to reduce regulatory burden for companies and help them lower compliance costs by aligning with publication requirements in medical journals.

UK Health Secretary Admits VPAG ‘More Expensive’ Than Expected & Needs To Be ‘Resolved’

 

The UK government has listened to industry concerns about high clawback rates under the voluntary scheme and will review it in June in a bid to resolve the issue and “move on to bigger and more important things,” health secretary Wes Streeting says.