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- Samsung Bioepis loses Eylea appeal trial in the US
- by Cha, Jihyun Feb 3, 2025 05:52am
- The U.S. market entry of 'Eylea' biosimilar, a treatment for eye diseases, from Samsung Bioepis is stalled. The company recently lost a trial of appeal in addition to the previous motion filed by the developer for a preliminary injunction over a sales ban on an item. According to the biotechnology industry sources on January 31, the United S
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- Jardiance is reimbursed for HFpEF
- by Whang, byung-woo Feb 3, 2025 05:52am
- The SGLT2 inhibitor Jardiance (empagliflozin) has been granted reimbursement across the full spectrum of heart failure in Korea, increasing its influence in the market. Boehringer Ingelheim Korea announced on the 31st that its drug will be granted reimbursement as of February 1st, under the Ministry of Health and Welfare notifications, fo
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- ALS drug Qalsody to be commercialized in Korea
- by Eo, Yun-Ho Jan 31, 2025 05:56am
- Commercialization of the new drug ‘Qalsody’ for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis is expected in Korea. According to industry sources, Qalsody (tofersen), Biogen’s drug indicated for the treatment of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) associated with a mutation in the Superoxide Dismutase 1 (OD1) gene mutation, is undergoing a review for
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- Epkinly may be prescribed in general hospitals in KOR
- by Eo, Yun-Ho Jan 31, 2025 05:56am
- Epkinly, an innovative bispecific antibody drug that binds to T cells, may now be prescribed in general hospitals in Korea. According to industry sources, AbbVie Korea’s Epstein-Barr virus (EBV)-associated diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) treatment Epkinly (epcoritamab) has recently passed the drug committee (DC) review of Asan Medi
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- 'Latuda,' the new schizophrenia drug, can be prescribed
- by Eo, Yun-Ho Jan 31, 2025 05:56am
- 'Latuda,' a treatment for schizophrenia, becomes available for prescription at general hospitals. According to industry sources, Bukwang Pharmaceutical's Latuda (lurasidone) has passed the drug committees of tertiary general hospitals, including Samsung Medical Center, Seoul National University Hospital, and Severance Hospital in Sinchon
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- KDA ‘Concern on use of SGLT2 inhibitors for weight loss'
- by Whang, byung-woo Jan 31, 2025 05:56am
- As interest in weight loss has increased with the advent of new GLP-1 analogs, experts have warned of the risk of overuse of SGLT2 inhibitors for weight loss or cosmetic purposes. The Korean Diabetes Association has recently issued a series of statements on the safe use of SGLT2 inhibitors for both experts and the general public. As the nu
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- 3 variables affecting the growth of 'Entresto'
- by Kim, Jin-Gu Jan 31, 2025 05:55am
- Novartis' chronic heart failure treatment 'Entresto (sacubitril/valsartan)' has maintained high growth, with prescription sales exceeding KRW 70 billion last year. Analysis suggests that expanded indications in 2022 and 2023 have led to skyrocketed growth. However, it is unknown whether this growth rate will continue this year. Numerous
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- Companies produced KRW 66.7B finished drugs a year
- by Chon, Seung-Hyun Jan 24, 2025 05:52am
- The average production performance of pharmaceutical companies has been gradually increasing. As the scale of the pharmaceutical industry grew, the average production value of both finished drugs and raw materials also continued to grow. For both finished drugs and raw materials, the share of small companies with annual production of less than K
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- Will long-acting HIV treatment be included in the reimb list
- by Eo, Yun-Ho Jan 24, 2025 05:52am
- The long-acting HIV treatment 'vocabria+rekambys' gets attention whether it will be included in the National Health Insurance reimbursement list, two years after receiving approval in South Korea. According to industry sources, GSK Korea and Janssen Korea have recently entered drug price negotiations for their new HIV drugs, vocabria (cab
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- Approval called for drug switching in atopic dermatitis
- by Whang, byung-woo Jan 24, 2025 05:51am
- Atopic dermatitis treatment settings are changing quickly. New treatment options are available as new drugs with fewer side effects and superior treatment effectiveness than existing therapies emerge. There is a growing interest in how atopic dermatitis can be treated rather than just treating it, as changes have been brought to the treatment
