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Graduation Of Antidepressant Assortment By The Method Of Expert Evaluations On The Pharmaceutical Market Of The Republic Of Uzbekistan, Abror Rahimov
Graduation Of Antidepressant Assortment By The Method Of Expert Evaluations On The Pharmaceutical Market Of The Republic Of Uzbekistan, Abror Rahimov
Problems and Perspectives in Pharmaceutics and Drug Discovery
In the condition of the pharmaceutical market of Uzbekistan, for the first time, we carried an expert evaluation of the nomenclature of antidepressant drugs, considering the competence of experts and the representativeness of respondents of the studied group of drugs. Marketing research was carried out to study the opinions of psychiatrists from Tashkent city for two months: September – October 2020. As a tool for measuring the opinions of experts, an expert survey questionnaire was developed in advance with specified criteria. The study of antidepressants used in domestic conditions was carried out under the international non-proprietary name (INN). Also, based …
Late-Stage Product Development And Approvals By Biotechnology Companies After Initial Public Offering, 1997-2016, Laura M. M. Mcnamee, Ekaterina Galkina Cleary, Sunyi Zhang, Usama Salim, Fred D. Ledley
Late-Stage Product Development And Approvals By Biotechnology Companies After Initial Public Offering, 1997-2016, Laura M. M. Mcnamee, Ekaterina Galkina Cleary, Sunyi Zhang, Usama Salim, Fred D. Ledley
Natural & Applied Sciences Faculty Publications
Purpose: This work describes the late-stage product portfolios of the biotechnology companies that completed initial public offerings (IPOs) from 1997 to 2016. We asked whether these emerging companies continue to develop innovative, biologic products and produce the innovation promised by the early biotechnology industry.
Methods: We identified therapeutic products that reached Phase III development from 1997 to 2016, the characteristics of the products, the dates of the initiation of Phase III and product approval, proxy indicators of the innovativeness of each product, and the contribution of each biotechnology company. Companies were characterized by IPO window and clinical status of the …