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Why the First Generic Filer Gets 180-Day Exclusivity in the U.S. Drug Market
The first generic drug company to file a patent challenge gets 180 days of exclusive sales rights. But this rule, meant to lower drug prices, is often manipulated-delaying competition and keeping patients from affordable medicines.
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Hospitals choose generic drugs based on clinical safety, supply reliability, and real-world performance-not just price. Learn how Pharmacy and Therapeutics committees make these critical decisions under growing economic and regulatory pressure.
Published ON: 7 FebLearn how tablet, capsule, and extended-release formulations affect drug absorption and side effects. Discover why ER pills reduce nausea and dizziness - and when they might not be the best choice.
Published ON: 3 FebExplore how generic drug prices change yearly due to competition, regulations, and market dynamics. Learn why some generics spike in cost while others drop, and what this means for patients and healthcare.
Published ON: 6 FebACE inhibitors and ARBs can harm a fetus during pregnancy. Learn about the risks, safe alternatives like labetalol and methyldopa, and steps to take if you're on these meds while pregnant.
Published ON: 4 FebLower generic drug prices directly improve patient adherence, reduce hospitalizations, and save billions in healthcare costs. Studies show that when out-of-pocket costs drop, people take their meds-leading to better health and fewer preventable deaths.
Published ON: 14 Feb