Urtė Fultinavičiūtė

Urtė Fultinavičiūtė

Reporter

London, UK

Urtė has previously worked as a Healthcare Reporter at GlobalData Media, primarily writing for Clinical Trials Arena. She mostly focused on clinical trial data management, strategy, and regulatory updates as well as clinical trial data readouts and exclusive interviews with C-level pharma and biotech executives. Urtė holds an MA in International Journalism from City, University of London.

Latest from Urtė Fultinavičiūtė

Regulatory Recap: AAM Looks To Confirmed HHS Secretary RFK Jr. To Fix ‘Broken System’

Generics Bulletin reviews the latest regulatory developments across the world.

Lupin Shifts Its Focus To Complexity With Biosimilars And Specialty Plans On Horizon

While quarterly revenues show ups and downs in each region, Lupin is set on continued growth, with a touch of complexity and innovation – including shifting its thinking on the attractiveness of biosimilars.

Adial Is Filling The Gap In Alcohol Use Disorder Treatment With Repurposed Drug

Adial Pharmaceuticals’ CEO Cary Claiborne discussed with Generics Bulletin how repurposing antinausea drug ondansetron and genetically targeting patients with specific biomarkers can address the unmet need in the current treatment of addiction.

Biocon Moving In ‘Expedited Manner’ Towards Biosimilars Approvals After Facility Clearance

Biocon Biologics’ management shared updates regarding their facilities, expansion, and fast upcoming ustekinumab biosimilar launch in the US. Also, Biocon made a final acquisition payment to Viatris, while increasing its stake in the biosimilars business.

Biocon Bids On Global GLP-1 Opportunities To Grow Generics Division As Q3 Sales Decline

Biocon reported another quarter of sluggish generics revenues but hopes that planned generic liraglutide launches and US facility expansion will grow this business segment.

Trump’s Tariffs Would Make Generic Drug Sales Value ‘Much Worse,’ Cautions AAM

The Association for Accessible Medicines has urged the Trump administration not to impose proposed tariffs on the off-patent drug sector to avoid drug shortages and additional costs for manufacturers.