Podcast: Celltrion’s Subcutaneous Infliximab And The Future Of Biosimilars
We Discuss The Celltrion Product Breaking New Ground For Biosimilars
Executive Summary
In this podcast discussion, Generics Bulletin’s David Wallace talks to Informa Pharma Consulting’s Duncan Emerton about Celltrion’s CHMP nod for subcutaneous Remsima, the product’s imminent approval and launch, and what it means for the future of biosimilars.
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