Generics Bulletin Editor’s Picks For Q4 2021
Highlights Across The Off-Patent Sector From October To December 2021
Executive Summary
As 2021 drew to a close, there was no shortage of exciting developments for the off-patent industry. Alongside news of a strategic review affecting one of the biggest generics and biosimilars players, Generics Bulletin also held its annual Global Generics & Biosimilars Awards and brought readers fresh and exclusive insights from top industry executives.
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