Phase III Data And GMP Nod Bring Prestige’s Trastuzumab Closer To Launch
Latest Developments Bode Well For Tuznue Biosimilar Rival To Herceptin
Executive Summary
Prestige BioPharma says its proposed Tuznue trastuzumab rival to Herceptin is moving closer to launch in global markets, after reporting positive Phase III data for the biosimilar as well as a European GMP certification for its manufacturing facility in Korea.
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