We spoke to Charles Bennett, MD, PhD, a clinical pharmacy specialist, about his recent oncology biosimilars study and how pay-for-delay schemes have somewhat stalled the biosimilar market.
Charles Bennett, MD, PhD, a hematologist and oncologist and professor in the Clinical Pharmacy and Outcomes Sciences Department of the College of Pharmacy at the University of South Carolina, served as lead author on a recent paper about the progress of oncology biosimilars. We spoke to him about the some of the findings of his study and how pay-for-delay schemes have somewhat stalled the biosimilar market.
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