The roller coaster ride during the pandemic has taken Indian pharmaceutical industry through a lot of bitter sweet experiences.
Cocktails of 2 mAbs based products are better equipped to deal with variants than single mAb based products which have a tendency of losing their efficacy with rapidly generating variants
With the surge of infections in India in the recent days AmphoTLC will address the country's acute liposomal amphotericin B shortage
Number of approved manufacturing sites of Remdesivir in the country has increased from 22 sites to 60
Market penetration of Sputnik V will depend on competitive pricing, government orders and the ability to meet soaring demand through timely supply
PegIFN in COVID19 has several add-on advantages compared to other anti-viral agents
Zydus has made its brand of Remdesivir, Remdac more affordable at Rs. 899 for a 100 mg lyophilized injection.
The next phase of growth in pharma depends on the industry-oriented workforce, risk investment, academic revamp, and creation of R&D hubs, say experts .
Reflecting on the learning during the pandemic, industry is aiming to push innovation in R&D and implement automation and digital technologies across various operational levels.
The resilient attitude of Indian pharmaceutical companies coupled with quick innovative solutions has ensured consistency in supply chains amid unprecedented challenges
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