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Hatch-Waxman Needs Repair To Fight Against Serial Patent Litigations

Serial patent litigations have become a loophole in the Hatch-Waxman Act, disbalancing the scale of innovation and competition, said Jon Potter, executive director of the newly established Coalition Against Pharma Patent Abuse, in an exclusive Generics Bulletin interview.

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Biomedical Engineering of ADCs: Precision Oncology by Design

Uncover how synthetic biology, biomarkers, and GenAI are advancing ADCs - and why CROs are essential to clinical and regulatory success.

‘This Year Is A Pivot To Offense’ – AAM’s Murphy Steps Up Lobbying Efforts In US

After an eventful 2025 that saw the US off-patent industry chalk up wins on tariffs and biosimilar streamlining, AAM president and CEO John Murphy III talks to Generics Bulletin about how the association will be stepping up its lobbying efforts in a US election year.

Quick Listen: Scrip’s Five Must-Know Things

In this week's episode: many blockbusters to fade this year: semaglutide’s India reckoning; multinationals look beyond simple China licensing; Almirall eyes China dermatology assets; EU urged to restore biopharma competitiveness.

Pink Sheet Podcast: ACIP Next Steps After Judge Stops Work, Potential Opioid Disposal Changes

Pink Sheet editors discuss the impact of a federal judge’s decision that the recent ACIP membership turnover and vaccine schedule changes likely violated statutes, as well as the FDA’s look at new opioid disposal requirements.

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How a CDMO Created a Custom Vaccine Development Project

Inside the operational, technical, and strategic decisions behind scaling a complex sterile vaccine program in under two years

The Generics Bulletin Podcast: 2026 Conferences

The final week of February saw the AAM hold its Access! 2026 annual conference in Miami and Medicines for Europe hold its annual regulatory and scientific affairs conference in Amsterdam. Generics Bulletin was there at both events and our reporters discuss the key takeaways in our latest podcast.

Quick Listen: Scrip’s Five Must-Know Things

In this week's episode: Roche faces giredestrant Phase III setback; founders exit BioNTech; Ipsen to withdraw Tazverik; tough times for Bayer; and another boost for UCB’s Bimzelx.

Pink Sheet Podcast: US FDA’s Prasad Leaves, Harry Potter, And Is CNPV Effective Because Of RTOR?

Pink Sheet editors discuss the direction of the FDA and CBER after Vinay Prasad’s exit, CBER’s similarities to the Harry Potter saga, as well as the Real-Time Oncology Review pilot’s contributions to Commissioner’s National Priority Voucher approval times.

Podcast: Onchilles Pharma’s Neutrophil-Derived Path To Pan-Cancer Therapy

San Diego-based Onchilles Pharma's neutrophil-derived ELANE pathway agent N17350 targets a universal cancer vulnerability, combining direct tumor killing with immune activation. It is now entering first-in-human trials across solid tumors.

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Excipients as Strategic Enablers of Advanced Therapies

Biologics and advanced therapies are reshaping the technical requirements of formulation and manufacturing. In our latest video, we examine how excipient science is advancing to meet these demands through ultra-high purity stabilizers, strengthened global supply strategies, and formulation expertise

Sandoz Splits Out Biosimilars And Generics With New Business Structure

Sandoz has unveiled a major reorganization of its generics and biosimilars operations into two distinct businesses, bringing in Ferring and Merck veteran Armin Metzger to lead a new global biosimilars unit while at the same time assigning existing executives to generics roles.