Sandoz Foresees Biosimilars Unlocking Innovation
Maximizing Access Allows Healthcare Systems To Invest Savings In New Treatments
Executive Summary
Sandoz’ global head of biopharmaceuticals says that in the context of COVID-19, biosimilars can play a key role to increase access and unlock savings that can be invested in innovation to support “the long-term sustainability of healthcare systems.”
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