EMA And HMA Speak Out In Favor Of Biosimilar Interchangeability
All Biosimilars Can Be Substituted In EU With Member States’ Consent
Executive Summary
Stakeholders in Europe have been hesitant to allow interchangeable substitution of biological products, prompting the European Medicines Agency to clarify its stance on the issue.
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