Samsung Bioepis Pushes Stelara Rival Into Phase I
Proposed Ustekinumab Biosimilar Is Competing With Several Other Candidates
Executive Summary
Samsung Bioepis has announced that its SB17 proposed biosimilar ustekinumab rival to Janssen’s $7.7bn Stelara brand has moved into Phase I trials.
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