IFPMA represents the research-based pharmaceutical companies and associations across the globe. The research-based pharmaceutical industry’s 2 million employees research, develop and provide medicines and vaccines that improve the life of patients worldwide. Based in Geneva, IFPMA has official relations with the United Nations and contributes industry expertise to help the global health community find solutions that improve global health.

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LEADERSHIP ROTATION AT FIGHT THE FAKES, THE WORLDWIDE CAMPAIGN TO PROTECT PEOPLE FROM FAKE MEDICINES

ifpma | February 09, 2017

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Entering the campaign’s fourth year, Fight the Fakes (www.fightthefakes.org) is pleased to announce the rotation of its secretariat to the International Federation of Pharmaceutical Wholesalers (IFPW), and made possible through the support of IFPW Foundation....

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G-FINDER REPORT 2016: THE BIOPHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY CONFIRMS ITS STATUS AS A SIGNIFICANT FUNDER OF NEGLECTED DISEASE R&D

ifpma | February 16, 2017

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IFPMA, the international association representing the innovative biopharmaceutical industry, welcomes the G-FINDER 2016[1] results, which shows that industry consolidated its status as a main funder of neglected disease R&D in 2015....

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IFPMA LAUNCHES NEW POLICY PRINCIPLES AND REPORT ON RARE DISEASE DAY 2017 TO BENEFIT PATIENTS, HEALTHCARE AND SOCIETY

ifpma | February 28, 2017

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Celebrating Rare Disease Day 2017, IFPMA launches today new resources to help increase understanding and awareness of rare diseases. These include a set of policy principles outlining critical elements for a global framework on rare disease policy and a report that describes key challenges in areas such as R&D, clinical trials, diagnosis, and access to treatment....

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EBE, EFPIA AND IFPMA HAVE TODAY LAUNCHED A POSITION PAPER ENTITLED “CONSIDERATIONS FOR PHYSICIANS ON SWITCHING DECISIONS REGARDING BIOSIMILARS”.

ifpma | March 09, 2017

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Switching describes a physician’s decision to exchange one product that a patient receives for another. With the introduction of biosimilars, physicians may be encouraged to switch patients from an original biologic (reference product) to any of its biosimilars (or vice versa) in order to reduce costs....

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LEADERSHIP ROTATION AT FIGHT THE FAKES, THE WORLDWIDE CAMPAIGN TO PROTECT PEOPLE FROM FAKE MEDICINES

ifpma | February 09, 2017

Entering the campaign’s fourth year, Fight the Fakes (www.fightthefakes.org) is pleased to announce the rotation of its secretariat to the International Federation of Pharmaceutical Wholesalers (IFPW), and made possible through the support of IFPW Foundation....

Read More
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G-FINDER REPORT 2016: THE BIOPHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY CONFIRMS ITS STATUS AS A SIGNIFICANT FUNDER OF NEGLECTED DISEASE R&D

ifpma | February 16, 2017

IFPMA, the international association representing the innovative biopharmaceutical industry, welcomes the G-FINDER 2016[1] results, which shows that industry consolidated its status as a main funder of neglected disease R&D in 2015....

Read More
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IFPMA LAUNCHES NEW POLICY PRINCIPLES AND REPORT ON RARE DISEASE DAY 2017 TO BENEFIT PATIENTS, HEALTHCARE AND SOCIETY

ifpma | February 28, 2017

Celebrating Rare Disease Day 2017, IFPMA launches today new resources to help increase understanding and awareness of rare diseases. These include a set of policy principles outlining critical elements for a global framework on rare disease policy and a report that describes key challenges in areas such as R&D, clinical trials, diagnosis, and access to treatment....

Read More
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EBE, EFPIA AND IFPMA HAVE TODAY LAUNCHED A POSITION PAPER ENTITLED “CONSIDERATIONS FOR PHYSICIANS ON SWITCHING DECISIONS REGARDING BIOSIMILARS”.

ifpma | March 09, 2017

Switching describes a physician’s decision to exchange one product that a patient receives for another. With the introduction of biosimilars, physicians may be encouraged to switch patients from an original biologic (reference product) to any of its biosimilars (or vice versa) in order to reduce costs....

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