The Healthcare and Science unit of Thomson Reuters has published a white paper on "The Five Myths of Generic Competition," based on research conducted by the group in May and June 2008. The data was compiled from a survey of pharmaceutical and biotechnology company commercial executives. The main finding was that many "either consider there is nothing they can do to prevent sales erosion by generic drugs, or assume that the problem is being dealt with by someone else in their organization."
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