Formycon Shifts Strategy On US Lucentis Biosimilar
As First Patient Dosed In Ustekinumab Phase III Studies
Executive Summary
Formycon has announced a change of strategy for the FYB201 biosimilar ranibizumab candidate being developed with Bioeq. Both firms insist the change is “not expected to have any impact on the timing of the anticipated launch of FYB201 in the US and EU countries.”
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