Drug repurposing in pharmaceutical industry and its impact on market access: market access implications

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Murteira, Susana; Millier, Aurélie; Toumi, Mondher;
(2014)
Background: Drug repurposing is a group of development strategies employed in order to overcome some of the hurdles innate to drug research and development. Drug repurposing includes drug repositioning, reformulation and combination. Objective: This study aimed to ident... View more
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