EU efforts to incentivize value added medicines – products that innovate around existing known molecules – are welcome, but do not go far enough. That was the message that came through at Medicines for Europe’s 30th annual conference in Dublin last month, where delegates heard that Europe could risk missing out on the benefits of reformulated medicines by focusing solely on incentivizing repurposing drugs with new indications.
Legislative efforts to recognize the value of repurposed medicines, set out in directive Article 84 of the EU’s new proposed pharmaceutical package, include a four-year period of data
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