External study 1 Jun 2015

Défis n°5: Crime pharmaceutique, une épidémie silencieuse

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Statement 26 May 2015

WHA 68, Item 11.2 Framework of engagement with non-State actors

Item 11.2 Framework of engagement with non-State actors Delivered by Mario Ottiglio, Director, Public Affairs, Communications and Global Health Policy, IFPMA Thank you for the opportunity to contribute to this important discussion today. IFPMA represents leading research-based pharmaceutical companies as well as national and regional industry associations across the world. IFPMA welcomes continued efforts to...

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Statement 22 May 2015

WHA 68, Item 15.1 Antimicrobial resistance

Item 15.1 Antimicrobial resistance Delivered by Nina Grundmann, Policy Analyst, Global Health Policy, IFPMA Thank you for the opportunity to contribute to this important discussion. IFPMA represents leading research-based pharmaceutical companies as well as national and regional industry associations across the world. IFPMA commends WHO for its efforts to generate a Global Action Plan to...

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Statement 22 May 2015

WHA 68, Item 17.3, Substandard/spurious/falsely-labelled/falsified/counterfeit medical products

Item 17.3 Substandard/spurious/falsely-labelled/falsified/counterfeit medical products Delivered by Cyntia Genolet, Policy Analyst, Regulatory & Health Policy Thank you on behalf of the International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers and Associations (IFPMA) for the opportunity to contribute to this important discussion today. IFPMA represents leading research-based pharmaceutical companies as well as national and regional industry associations across the...

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Press release 4 May 2015

Research-based pharmaceutical companies are contributing to emergency aid efforts for Nepal

IFPMA and its members express our deepest sympathy to people affected by the devastating earthquake that struck Nepal on 25 April 2015. The global research-based pharmaceutical industry represented by the IFPMA is providing significant funds to relief organisations following the major earthquake. The total cash value of the first emergency responses provided so far by...

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Press release 30 Apr 2015

Pour une approche intégrée contre les faux médicaments

Professionnels des affaires règlementaires, représentants des autorités de réglementation ou de la société civile et autres professionnels impliqués dans la lutte contre les faux médicaments se réunissent à Dakar dans le cadre d’un séminaire pour discuter d’ une approche intégrée contre les faux médicaments. Dakar (Sénégal) – Un séminaire sur la problématique des faux médicaments...

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Press release 29 Apr 2015

New research-based pharmaceutical industry report provides insights on how to slow down antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and boost antibiotic R&D

• Report produced by leading R&D based pharmaceutical companies calls for a coherent, comprehensive and integrated approach at global and national levels to minimize growth of resistance to antibiotics. Preventing resistance requires a joint approach from healthcare professionals, pharmaceutical industry, policy makers and individual citizens to work together to promote appropriate antibiotic use. • Report...

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Video 29 Apr 2015

Radio France Internationale – La lutte contre les faux médicaments

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Statement 29 Apr 2015

LDCs request for extension of TRIPS implementation

IFPMA firmly supports the efforts of governments and civil society to increase access to medicines in developing countries, particularly in LDCs. Ensuring the availability, accessibility, and affordability of medicines is complex, and must be viewed within the overall context of universal health coverage. The vast majority of essential medicines are not protected by intellectual property...

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Infographic 28 Apr 2015

IFPMA members’ antibacterial compounds pipeline inventory 2015

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Infographic 28 Apr 2015

7 Recommendations for a new economic model to incentivize innovation, meet preservation goals and ensure access to antibiotics

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Press release 27 Apr 2015

L’Afrique a besoin de systèmes réglementaires plus efficaces afin d’améliorer l’accès aux médicaments

Plus de 150 experts réglementaires de quelques 40 différents pays se réunissent à Dakar, Sénégal. Ils représentent, entre autres, des agences gouvernementales, des organisations multilatérales, l’industrie pharmaceutique, et la société civile pour discuter des moyens permettant d’accélérer la disponibilité des médicaments et vaccins pour les patients en Afrique. Dakar, 27-28 avril 2015 – DIA (Développer,...

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