Adam has previously worked at GlobalData Media as a Healthcare Reporter, writing longer and shorter articles for the public website Pharmaceutical Technology and the Pharma Intelligence Centre. During his time there, Adam focused on topics such as cell and gene therapy, vaccine research, and new approaches to the treatment of haematological conditions. He has also covered the development of new biosimilars, the production of complex generics, and legal battles between Big Pharma. Prior to this, Adam wrote as a freelance reporter for the likes of Vice World News. Adam holds an MA in International Journalism from City, University of London.
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Several years after the initial signing of their agreement, Formycon and Fresenius Kabi announced the launch of their Stelara biosimilar Otulfi in Canada, adding another key market to their list.
Doubling down on the launch of its Stelara biosimilar Pyzchiva in Europe last year, Sandoz has just released an autoinjectable version of the drug, with the aim to offer a more convenient option for ustekinumab patients.
Continuing in its medium-term business plan and company reform, Sawai forecasts its revenue to exceed ¥200bn in the coming fiscal year.
The Belgian value-added medicines specialist company struck two commercialization deals over its novel valacyclovir oral suspension that span three continents, marking a further milestone in the product’s development.
Reflecting conversations across the wider pharmaceutical industry, Pfizer’s earnings call for the first quarter of 2025 focused on the sector’s response to the potential imposition of tariffs by the Trump administration.
Reflecting on recent initiatives by NHS England and the MHRA, the newly renamed trade body Medicines UK has welcomed efforts in promoting the use of biosimilars in Britain.