Biosimilars In EU: From 'New Mess' To Beacon For Safety
Executive Summary
Finnish Medicines Agency's Ekman says neither regulators nor industry knew what to do when the biosimilars regulatory framework was first introduced, but there haven't been any differences in adverse events between biosimilars and their reference products.
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