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Confusion Persists Over US Biosimilar Interchangeability

Urgent Need For Clarity Over Misperceptions Linked To Unique US Designation, Paper Insists

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The US biosimilars industry is being constrained by misunderstandings stemming from the country’s interchangeability designation, a new paper in BioDrugs has highlighted, citing an urgent need for clarity over the misperception that interchangeable biosimilars are superior to biosimilars without the designation.

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