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CREATING A EUROPEAN ECOSYSTEM

for safe, timely and affordable patient-centric innovation

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FILLING THE GAP:

How off-patent medicines can improve the equity and quality of cancer care

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After several months of crisis, we can discern some of the key lessons learned
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18th Biosimilar Medicines Conference
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THON HOTEL EU BRUSSELS, 30 NOVEMBER 2022

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DID YOU KNOW?

A generic medicine provides the same quality, safety and efficacy as the
original brand name product.
70% to 80% of all healthcare costs in the EU - an estimated €700 billion - is
currently spent on chronic diseases.
Without generic medicines, Europe would have had to pay €100 bn more in 2014 for
its medicines.
Biosimilar medicines are approved by the same stringent regulatory bodies
authorising all biologic medicines in Europe.
A generic medicine undergoes strict scrutiny before it is licensed and given
market approval by the European or national medicines authorities.
The use of biosimilar medicines is expected to result in overall savings from
11.8 up to 33.4 billion euros for 8 EU countries between 2007 and 2020.
Generic medicines bring down the price of originator drugs through market
competition.
EU approved biosimilar medicines are available for patients in over 60 countries
around the world, and recognised as high quality, safe and effective medicines.
Generic medicines improve the cost-effectiveness of existing therapies.
The entrance of biosimilar filgrastim increased patient access by 44% in the UK
between 2006 and 2013.
Generic medicines increase patient access to high-quality medicines and reduce
expenditure while maintaining the same volume.
Appropriate generic medicines policies can improve medication adherence.
Over 15 European countries have manufacturing sites for biosimilar medicines, or
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The Generic Medicines Group is a leading partner for better healthcare for all
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Generic medicines increase patient access to therapies by driving competition in
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12 biologic medicines with global sales of 78 billion euros in 2014 alone will
lose exclusivity by 2020 in Europe.
Generic medicines manufacturers invest between 7-17% of their turnover in
research and development.
Since 2006, biosimilar medicines have generated more than 400 million patient
days of clinical experience.
Generic medicines are the first line treatment for most chronic diseases such as
diabetes, high cholesterol or hypertension.
The basic scientific principle of biosimilar medicines development is
comparability.
80% of the costs in healthcare systems today are linked to chronic disease.



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Annual Medicines for Europe and IGBA Conference 2019
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17th Biosimilar Medicines Conference
16 November 2018
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19th Regulatory and Scientific Affairs Conference
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