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Biosimilar competition saves US healthcare $21 billion

European Pharmaceutical Review

Amgen’s 2022 market report has detailed how competition has driven savings across healthcare, estimating that a considerable number of biologics will be in competition with biosimilars in five to 10 years. More interchangeable biosimilars are estimated to be approved and launched in the US in the next few years.

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Is the launch environment really more competitive now?

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It’s often stated – mostly without reference to data – that the environment for innovative launches is more competitive now than it ever has been. A second, “transitional era” from 2000-2015 was one of older specialty products, including those in multiple sclerosis, early immunological biologics, and oncologics.

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Pharma is big business whose goal is to maximize shareholder value

World of DTC Marketing

Many drug companies spent a significant portion of their R&D budget on finding ways to suppress generic and biosimilar competition while continuing to raise prices, rather than on innovative research. In a 2015 study of 36 cancer drugs that had recently been approved, only 5 showed extended life. Big pharma is big business.

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Harnessing the Power of Generational Diversity as a Competitive Advantage

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Today’s workforce includes Traditionalists (born 1927-1945), Boomers (1946-1964), Gen X (1965-1980), Millennials (1981-1996), and Gen Z (1997-2015). We have in front of us a unique opportunity to not only appreciate but harness the power of generational diversity as a competitive advantage.

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The importance in health insurance in retaining employees

World of DTC Marketing

As an employer, providing health insurance to your employees can give your company a competitive edge, as it can enhance your employees’ overall satisfaction and productivity. Health insurance costs can fluctuate wildly; however, the average annual prices for employers are $6,227 for single coverage and $15,754 for family coverage.

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470% price increases

World of DTC Marketing

AbbVie’s internal documents show that from 2015 to 2018, senior executive bonuses were tied directly to Humira’s net revenue, allowing them to profit from AbbVie’s price increases. AbbVie has obtained or applied for over 250 patents on Humira to block competition from lower-priced biosimilars.

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Collaborations between pharma and academia increase

European Pharmaceutical Review

According to the survey, apprentice numbers are three times higher than 2015 statistics, across all skill levels from those entering the industry to master-qualified individuals. Pharmaceutical companies who contributed to the survey include AbbVie, AstraZeneca, Boehringer Ingelheim and GSK.

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