What Enbrel needs to do after its patent win
A US patent victory could give Amgen’s Enbrel another eight years’ patent exclusivity, but is the enthusiasm justified?
Boston and Edwards make a smart judgement
The immensely complex and long-running intertwined litigation between the two medtechs has been brought to an end.
No margin left for error at Acorda
Generic versions of Acorda’s Ampyra are about to flood the market, meaning that the company desperately needs a timely approval in October for its next big hope.
Not so unified: Brexit means uncertainty for European patent law
Unitary patents are important for the biopharma sector, but might be even more crucial for medtech.
Glaxo gets Advair reprieve, but HIV competition bites
Generic versions of Glaxosmithkline's Advair have been delayed again, but doubts about the group's HIV doublets are creeping in.
Biogen burned as Forward goes backwards
Biogen might be wondering what else it could have spent $1.2bn on as Forward Pharma's patent challenge against Tecfidera falters.
PCSK9 wrangle opens can of worms for antibody makers
Regeneron and Sanofi's PCSK9 court win could reverberate across the whole monoclonal antibody space.
A determined FDA takes down Teva’s blockbuster
Earlier-than-expected US approval for Mylan's generic version of Teva's Copaxone is a blow to the struggling Israeli firm.