yes apologies glargine was approved in 2000. And I agree it does take a while for doctors to switch. Something interesting that I have recently learned is that it may even be hard to find clinical trial participants…
This is a great question. Simply it is a lot cheaper to make drugs in China + India. The APIs cost less, and the workforce is cheaper. With regards to regulations I don't want to generalize but it has been well…
yes apologies glargine was approved in 2000. And I agree it does take a while for doctors to switch. Something interesting that I have recently learned is that it may even be hard to find clinical trial participants…
This is a great question. Simply it is a lot cheaper to make drugs in China + India. The APIs cost less, and the workforce is cheaper. With regards to regulations I don't want to generalize but it has been well…