90% of essential medicines off-patent, study reveals
Only 10% of essential medicines recommended by the World Health Organisation are on patent, according to a report by research and advocacy organisation, the Geneva Network.
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17 April 2017 Takeda will sell a number of its off-patent drugs, used for treatment of diabetes, hypertension and peptic ulcers, to Teva Takeda Yakuhin for ¥28.5 billion.
29 July 2019 Pfizer is to merge its off-patent drug business Upjohn with Mylan, in a deal that will see Pfizer shareholders own 57% of the new company.
17 April 2017 Takeda will sell a number of its off-patent drugs, used for treatment of diabetes, hypertension and peptic ulcers, to Teva Takeda Yakuhin for ¥28.5 billion.
29 July 2019 Pfizer is to merge its off-patent drug business Upjohn with Mylan, in a deal that will see Pfizer shareholders own 57% of the new company.
17 April 2017 Takeda will sell a number of its off-patent drugs, used for treatment of diabetes, hypertension and peptic ulcers, to Teva Takeda Yakuhin for ¥28.5 billion.
29 July 2019 Pfizer is to merge its off-patent drug business Upjohn with Mylan, in a deal that will see Pfizer shareholders own 57% of the new company.