Sandoz Delivers Denosumab Data As Biogen Sues On Tysabri
Company Eyeing 2024 Denosumab Launch; Natalizumab Accepted In US, EU
Executive Summary
Having previously identified itself as the frontrunner in the race to launch a biosimilar to Amgen’s Prolia, Sandoz has now delivered positive confirmatory data, shortly after being sued in the US over its Polpharma-partnered proposed Tysabri biosimilar.
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