Michael Kuchenreuther, PhD, is a research analyst, at Numerof & Associates, Inc.
The Evolving War on Drug Prices
Immuno-oncology drugs are demonstrating patient benefits, but growing resistance to the high cost has implications for patients, market access, and manufacturers.
Market Access Outlook for Canada
The author provides an overview of the key aspects of the current Canadian pharmaceutical market.
Risk-Sharing Agreements in the EU and Considerations for Moving Forward
The authors look at key factors driving the risk-sharing agreements that have been implemented to reduce drug expenditures across Europe.
Market Access in China
China’s emergence as a significant commercial market is forcing manufacturers to re-evaluate their overall business model.
Market Access Outlook for France
With the French pricing and reimbursement policies becoming increasingly stringent, pharmaceutical manufacturers must adapt their drug development and commercial strategies if they want to secure premium pricing for their new products.
Value-Based Healthcare in the: United Kingdom
Bio/pharmaceutical manufacturers in the UK face challenges in proving that their drugs are worth the price.
Drug Benefit Assessment Challenges Market Access in Germany
The authors take a look at some of the recent developments in the German pharmaceutical market.
Germany Post AMNOG: Insights for BioPharma
Marrying Big Data with Personalized Medicine
Data analytic strategies can help companies capitalize on personalized medicine.
India Offers Biopharma Opportunities and Challenges
An established drug-manufacturing base with quality and safety issues, and patent protection and price capping concerns complicate efforts to do business in India.
India's Developing Market Offers Opportunities
Biopharma companies should not overlook India's growing market.
Biotechnology Innovation and Growth in Israel
Israel's diverse population, high-quality healthcare system, and resilience to global financial stress make it a strong partner for R&D, clinical research, and market growth.