No More Generics? Implications Of The US Pricing Bill
Executive Summary
Lilly’s view of the impact of the pending US drug pricing reform legislation is that it will require rethinking of all its small molecule development programs. That may sound extreme, but it is a logical response to the incentives in the bill. Does that mean the end of the generic drug era?
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