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Scientific and technological development, as well as the adoption of public policies aiming drugs cost reduction, has broadened the population’s access to therapeutic alternatives. These alternatives include generic drugs, biosimilars, nanomedicines and non-biological complexes. Already marketed categories require their own procedures to guarantee their quality, therapeutic efficacy and safety. This article assesses the current Brazilian scenario in this regard, pointing to situations that will surely have to be addressed in a near future. Methodology: Data was obtained in the electronic databases MEDLINE, PubMed and SCIELO, searching for original articles, both Portuguese and English, retrospectively indexed back to 1999 using relevant search terms, both in English and in Portuguese. More than 50 scientific articles were found. Results and Discussion: Most of the evaluated

Desafios ao controle da qualidade de medicamentos no Brasil