Innovators Employ Labyrinthine Defenses To Fend Off Biosimilars

Innovators are using increasingly complicated tactics in the high-stakes game of keeping biosimilars at bay to ensure their brand-name medicines can keep hauling in the cash for as long as possible.

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In the high-stakes game of defending blockbuster biologics from biosimilar competition, innovators are relying on labyrinthine defenses to ensure they can keep hauling in the cash from their products for as long as possible.

Indeed, while the ongoing litigation over the Biologics Price Competition and Innovation Act (BPCIA) is expected to eventually iron out...

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