US Industry Gears Up For Biden Administration

AAM Chief Leonard Insists Generics Remain A ‘Bridge To A COVID-19 Vaccine’

US off-patent industry association the AAM has welcomed the prospect of working with the incoming Biden-Harris administration, emphasizing that there is “more to be done” to improve generic and biosimilar utilization and uptake.

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The AAM is looking forward to working with the Biden administration • Source: Shutterstock

The US Association for Accessible Medicines has welcomed the prospect of collaborating with the administration of US president-elect Joe Biden on policies to bolster the off-patent industry, insisting that there is “more to be done” to improve the use of generics and biosimilars.

“The AAM looks forward to working with the incoming Biden-Harris administration to achieve our shared goal of increasing access to...

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