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Emerging markets series - Topic 3

Emerging Markets are not only influential in their own regions but represent a significant proportion of the world’s population and trade. They also represent a growing share of global healthcare spending. As such they offer an attractive growth prospect for the pharmaceutical industry.

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World AIDS Day, 1 December 2021

December 1st is World AIDS Day and is an opportunity to reflect on pharmacological innovations that has turned a once fatal disease into a treatable condition. Infection rates have slowed in recent years due to increase in testing availability, as well as development of antiretroviral therapy and, more recently, pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP)

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Aduhelm vs. Exondys-51: Understanding the disparity in launch success of two similarly uncertain evidence packages

In June, Windrose’s Elizaveta Tchebaniouk provided an analysis of Aduhelm’s approval in Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) and the dynamic environment surrounding Biogen’s launch in the US. High unmet need, uncertain evidence, modest clinical benefit, and affordability concerns continue to make for a highly complex commercial launch.

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Emerging Markets Series - Topic 2

At Windrose, we have been celebrating over a year since having acquired Parioforma, a leader in value, access and price assessments in non-traditional markets. The acquisition has strengthened Windrose’s expertise in emerging markets, which has been a significant driver of growth in recent years.

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France Early Access Program Changes

Established in 1992, the Authorization for Temporary Use program in France (ATU) is among one of the oldest and most open early access programs in Europe.[1] It allows patients with rare or serious diseases access to drugs which are currently unauthorized in that indication. Although a complex process, it appeals to manufacturers, with recent funding for ATUs growing to over €1 billion a year.[2]

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