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Figure 3.9: Therapy areas with largest increase in incidents y-o-y (%), 2008 67
Figure 3.10: Key factors driving counterfeiting in pharmaceuticals 69
Figure 3.11: Increasing trend of counterfeiting, illegal diversion and theft of pharmaceuticals, 2002- 2008 70
Figure 3.12: Counterfeit access points in the drug distribution chain 87
Figure 4.13: Non-technical and technical anti-counterfeiting strategies used in the drug supply and distribution chain 107
Figure 4.14: Advantages & disadvantages of RFID & EPC anti-counterfeiting technologies 115
List of Tables
Table 1.1: Common pharmaceutical pricing controls 23
Table 1.2: European stakeholder support initiatives 46
Table 2.3: Key Provisions of the H.R.1 [108th] Medicare Prescription Drug, 51
Table 2.4: Key Provisions of the H.R.1 [108th] Medicare Prescription Drug, 52
Table 2.5: Popular online pharmacy brands, 2009 57
Table 2.6: Popular full service online pharmacies in the US 60
Table 2.7: Drug price savings offered by Canadian pharmacies in 2009 61
Table 3.8: Results of IMPACT-INTERPOL anti-counterfeit initiatives in developing countries 80
Table 3.9: Lifestyle drugs potentially targeted by counterfeiters 84
Table 3.10: Products susceptible to counterfeits in the US, 2004 85
Table 3.11: Authorized online pharmacies in the US 92
Table 4.12: Anti-counterfeiting technology types 109
Table 5.13: Key European Commission anti-counterfeiting proposals, 2008 124
Table 5.14: World Health Organization guidelines to combat drug counterfeiting 128
Table 5.15: EFPIA policy initiatives on parallel trade
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