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Pay-For-Delay

By The Daily Dish
Dec 3 2009, 3:05 AM ET

This pharmaceutical industry practice is hard to defend:

In a nutshell, the company that holds the patent on a profitable drug strikes a deal with the maker of the cheaper generic brand: you hold off on marketing your generic for several years, and in return, we'll give you a share of our profits on the drug.



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