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Generic Drug Approval Process in Russia.

Generic Drug Approval Process in Russia.

The approval process for generic drugs in Russia followed a similar pathway to many other countries. The process generally involves the following steps:

1. Documentation Submission: 

The generic drug manufacturer must submit a dossier containing detailed information about the drug's safety, efficacy, quality, and manufacturing processes to the Russian regulatory authority, the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation.

2. Review and Evaluation: 

The regulatory authority reviews the submitted documentation to ensure compliance with the relevant regulations and guidelines. They assess the quality, safety, and efficacy data of the generic drug compared to the reference (originator) drug.

3. Clinical Trials: 

In some cases, the generic drug manufacturer may need to conduct local clinical trials in Russia to support the drug's safety and efficacy claims.

4. Registration: 

If the generic drug meets all the regulatory requirements and passes the evaluation process, it is granted marketing authorization, and a registration certificate is issued.

5. Post-Marketing Surveillance: 

Once approved, the generic drug is subject to post-marketing surveillance to monitor its safety and detect any potential adverse effects.


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