brand name drug

基本解釋

In fact, a brand-name drug's generic counterpart is rarely an exact replica.
實(shí)際上，針對(duì)著名上市藥物的仿制藥極少能夠?qū)崿F(xiàn)精確的仿制。
Pharma companies spend hundreds of millions building up a brand name drug during its patent life, then leave it to die when the patent expires.
制藥廠商們花費(fèi)數(shù)億在專(zhuān)利保護(hù)期內(nèi)建立品牌藥物，在專(zhuān)利過(guò)期后就拋棄它們?nèi)纹渌廊ァ?/li>
Meanwhile, a Senate committee last week approved a bipartisan bill that would prohibit brand-name drug manufacturers from using settlement agreements to keep generic equivalents off the market.
上周參議院的相關(guān)委員會(huì)批準(zhǔn)了一項(xiàng)兩黨聯(lián)合提案，要求禁止品牌藥公司通過(guò)專(zhuān)利和解的方式推遲仿制藥的上市。

Mutual and the Obama administration want that protection extended to the design of the drug, since the generic is an exact copy of the brand-name drug that has already been approved by the federal government.
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So filling in that -- what's commonly known as -- ironically, in health care -- the doughnut hole, about -- that up to 50 percent of the name brand -- the price for that name brand drug would be paid for, and I think that provides a hefty discount that will bear appreciable benefits for seniors all over the country.
WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing
Experts estimate that the average rebate for a brand-name drug in 2011 reaches 40%.
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