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Articles by T.V. Padma

China’s Fosun moves into India with offer to acquire Gland for $1.3B

Aug. 3, 2016
By T.V. Padma and Cornelia Zou
NEW DELHI – In what may end up as a landmark $1.3 billion deal, China’s Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical (Group) Ltd. is set to acquire Indian injectables specialist Gland Pharma Ltd.
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China’s Fosun moves into India with offer to acquire Gland for $1.3B

July 29, 2016
By T.V. Padma and Cornelia Zou
NEW DELHI – In what may end up as a landmark $1.3 billion deal, China’s Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical (Group) Ltd. is set to acquire Indian injectables specialist Gland Pharma Ltd.
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Another step forward: India releases updated biosimilar guidelines

July 29, 2016
By T.V. Padma
HYDERABAD, India – Following feedback from industry, health policy experts and the public, India recently updated its draft guidelines for biosimilars, narrowing down the conditions for waivers of late-stage trials and expanding some testing criteria.
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Another step forward: India releases updated biosimilar guidelines

July 27, 2016
By T.V. Padma
HYDERABAD, India – Following feedback from industry, health policy experts and the public, India recently updated its draft guidelines for biosimilars, narrowing down the conditions for waivers of late-stage trials and expanding some testing criteria.
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Zimmer's India push aims to meet growing orthopedic needs

July 26, 2016
By T.V. Padma

After many delays, India moves to give med-tech industry its own rules

July 18, 2016
By T.V. Padma

Biocon, Quark move forward on trials for NAION treatment

June 29, 2016
By T.V. Padma
NEW DELHI – Working with a U.S. partner, one of India's most active biopharma companies, Biocon Ltd., is moving forward on late-stage trials for a drug aimed at treating a common eye disorder for which there is no marketed treatment.
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Biocon, Quark move forward on trials for NAION treatment

June 29, 2016
By T.V. Padma
NEW DELHI – Working with a U.S. partner, one of India's most active biopharma companies, Biocon Ltd., is moving forward on late-stage trials for a drug aimed at treating a common eye disorder for which there is no marketed treatment.
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India's new IPR policy looking to spur innovation in med-tech sector

June 13, 2016
By T.V. Padma and Pearl Liu

India’s new biosimilar guidelines draw mixed reviews from pharma

May 11, 2016
By T.V. Padma
NEW DELHI – India’s revised draft guidelines for biosimilars have drawn mixed reactions. The country’s pharma industry has, in broad strokes, welcomed the increased clarity and more rigorous conditions in the revised guidelines, but the Organisation of Pharmaceutical Producers of India, comprising largely foreign pharma firms, said the new rules could compromise patient safety.
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