On this week’s episode of Not So Different, we spoke with David Senior, senior vice president of Market Economics at AmerisourceBergen, about the development of the generics market and how this could be instructive in understanding how biosimilars sales may develop.
On this week’s episode, we sat down with David Senior, senior vice president of Market Economics at AmerisourceBergen. We discussed how the generics market developed in the United States and some of the challenges that it faced. We also talked about how the US generics industry could be instructive in understanding how biosimilar sales may develop over time.
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