Misinformation Contributing To Slower Biosimilar Uptake, Execs Claim
‘All Stakeholders Responsible’ For Change
Executive Summary
Dispelling myths around biosimilar efficacy and safety may be crucial to driving uptake of biosimilars, executives from Sandoz and Boehringer Ingelheim have argued in an opinion piece in the journal, BioDrugs, as they asserted it was the “responsibility of all stakeholders to challenge biosimilar disparagement and misinformation when encountered.”
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