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In the dynamic world of pharmaceuticals, biosimilars are reshaping treatment paradigms, offering cost-effective alternatives to biologic therapies while maintaining high-quality standards. The successful development and commercialization of biosimilars hinge on navigating complex regulatory pathways. This guide provides an in-depth look into the regulatory frameworks governing biosimilars in the European Union (EU) and the United States […]

The Asia-Pacific (APAC) region is a rapidly growing hub for pharmaceutical innovation and generic drug development. The increase in demand for generic drugs is due to their low cost and equivalent safety and efficacy to branded drugs. The APAC region incorporates a wide range of regulatory frameworks, from highly developed frameworks of stringent regulatory authorities

Regenerative medicine is a field that has emerged as a new component of modern medicine/healthcare by introducing therapies that repair or replace damaged tissues and organs through innovative approaches, including stem cells, gene therapy, and extracellular vesicles. Having the potential to address medical needs, regenerative medicine also presents unique regulatory challenges given the lack of

A pharmaceutical product’s journey through its development lifecycle, all the way to commercialization stage, is relatively complex. What adds more to the complexity is the labyrinth of regulatory requirements, which vary from region to region. Therefore, pharmaceutical companies that want to introduce their innovative therapies face several obstacles as they navigate through the regulatory intricacies

For companies in regulated industries like pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and medical devices, regulatory inspections are an integral part of operations. An FDA inspection may feel daunting, but it’s a critical mechanism to ensure compliance with standards (such as Good Manufacturing Practices) to safeguard public health and safety. When compliance gaps are identified, the FDA communicates its

“Generics” and “biosimilars” are a distinct category of drugs that undergo different development pathways, are subjected to different regulatory requirements and market dynamics. Generic products are copies of small molecule products and are typically developed after the original, or reference product, small-molecule patent expires. Generic products must demonstrate bioequivalence to the reference product and are

The global standardization of information exchange regarding medicinal products is crucial to ensure consistent regulatory compliance, enhance patient safety, and facilitate seamless collaboration across global markets. The ISO IDMP standards help to achieve this by providing a robust framework to ensure identification of products, enhance interoperability between systems, and facilitate clear communication between all key