July 13th 2026
Sandoz moves toward US generic tirzepatide autoinjectors as FDA reviews ANDAs, signaling future GLP‑1 access amid patent and biosimilar gaps.
June 26th 2026
Early use of ustekinumab biosimilars in Spain shows cost-effective Crohn disease care, boosting QALYs and cutting NHS spend—insights for Europe.
June 8th 2026
FDA approval clears interchangeable golimumab biosimilars for rheumatoid arthritis and ulcerative colitis, promising lower-cost TNF therapy.
December 29th 2025
Explore this year's advancements in gastroenterology biosimilars, highlighting key FDA approvals and market dynamics impacting IBD treatment options.
November 25th 2025
Patients with Crohn disease report high satisfaction and minimal discomfort using the citrate-free biosimilar CT-P17, enhancing adherence to treatment.
Pfizer Resolves Antitrust Lawsuit With J&J Over Remicade
Without disclosing terms, Pfizer said it has settled with Johnson & Johnson (J&J) over a long-running dispute in which J&J was alleged to have blocked payers from covering Inflectra.
Mabpharm Raises the Stakes in Infliximab Market With a "Biobetter" Approval
China has approved a product for rheumatoid arthritis and Crohn disease that Mabpharm and Sorrento Therapteutics say is an improvement on infliximab.
Samsung Bioepis Initiates Phase 3 Ustekinumab Trial
Samsung Bioepis launches a potential pivotal trial for its SB17 ustekinumab biosimilar candidate.
Study Supports Switch From Remicade to SB2 in IBD
Real-world study in Italy finds most patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) maintain clinical and biochemical response after switching from infliximab reference product to SB2.
Bio-Thera Moves Ustekinumab Candidate Into Phase 3 Trial
Bio-Thera's BAT2206 ustekinumab candidate is in contention with multiple other proposed biosimilars to Janssen's Stelara.
Study: Medicare's Lost Savings Due to Delayed Adalimumab Biosimilar Entry
Medicare lost out on over $2 billion in savings as adalimumab biosimilars were sidelined by patent restrictions, said investigators who recommended patent reforms.
Amgen US Biosimilar Trends Report Highlights Price Discounts
Biosimilars are launching at significant discounts to reference products and capturing increasing market share, according to an Amgen report.
Panel Discusses Generic, Biosimilar Marketplace Sustainability
Following the release of a whitepaper on sustainable generics and biosimilars markets, members of a trade association discussed concerning trends for the industry.
IGBA Takes Aim at Pricing Pressure and Post–COVID-19 Protectionism
In a white paper, the International Generic and Biosimilar Medicines Association (IGBA) describes industry dynamics that it says affect market sustainability and patient access.
Patient Advocacy Groups Offer Support for BIOSIM Act
The BIOSIM Act would increase the add-on payment for use of a biosimilar, thereby incentivizing practitioners to use these products more often, according to proponents of the bill.
Authors Propose Elimination of "Double Standard" for Biosimilars
Authors of an opinion piece suggest that a "reliance" approach to biosimilar approval could lead to global standards for acceptance that cut down on wasted review time and obsolete clinical investigation.
Amgen Executive Weighs the Challenges for Interchangeable Biosimilars
A turning point for interchangeable biosimilars has arrived, as the first may be approved this year, but many questions about these agents have yet to be answered, according to Laura Sim, senior counsel for Amgen.
Cigna Offers Patients $500 Debit Card to Switch to Biosimilars
Cigna said it will push biosimilar forms of infliximab onto the preferred list and reward patients who make the switch.
Activist Lawyer Discusses AbbVie and Patent System Shortcomings
Tahir Amin, Dip LP, co-executive director of I-MAK, discusses some hot-button issues regarding the US patent system, including AbbVie’s alleged abuse of it, and his hopes for improvement.
Safety Findings Are Reported for Trastuzumab Biosimilars
Real-world evidence from Poland and Brazil confirms comparable safety for the trastuzumab biosimilars Kanjinti and Zedora in the breast and gastrointestinal cancer settings.
Opinion: Biosimilars Can Aid in Post–COVID-19 Health Care Financial Recovery
Sophia Z. Humphreys, PharmD, MHA, explains how biosimilar utilization management can enable health care institutions to put COVID-19–related financial wreckage behind them.
Survey: European Union Needs to Fine-tune Its Biosimilars Procurement
The “winner-takes-all” tender process for biosimilar procurement in the European Union runs the risk of driving competitors out of the market, authors of a new survey contend.
Opinion: Biosimilars Offer Savings and Access for US Patients
In this column, officials from the Biosimilars Forum and Xcenda discuss how biosimilar competition has lowered prices of originator biologics and improved patient access.
Matrix Report Identifies Shortcomings of US Patent System
The European Union makes it far more difficult to obtain patents on biologics, reducing the likelihood of patent “thickets” that stifle competition, the Matrix Global Advisors report states.
Poll: Identify the Main Cause for Reverse Switching
Reverse switching occurs when patients transitioned to or initiated on a biosimilar are changed to an originator product, often because of a perceived failure in the biosimilar therapy.
Opinion: A Rational Approach to Establish Biosimilarity
Sarfaraz K. Niazi, PhD, a member of The Center for Biosimilars® Advisory Board, reports on his citizen petition to the FDA to rationalize testing of biosimilars.
Poster Roundup: Results Presented for Samsung Bioepis Biosimilars for Adalimumab, Infliximab
Real-world clinical data compiled for patients with autoimmune disorders were presented at EULAR 2021.
Celltrion Supports High-Concentration Adalimumab Biosimilar Launch With Phase 3 Trial Data
Celltrion announces the launch timing for its much anticipated high-concentration formulation of adalimumab and presents trial data supporting equivalence to the reference product.
Pharmacy Economist Describes Fork in the Road for Generics and Biosimilars
Biosimilar manufacturers may encounter roadblocks in the months and years ahead, and generics manufacturers will find they've hit a ceiling, according to Adam Fein, PhD, CEO of the Drug Channels Institute.
Medicines for Europe Panel Targets Inefficiencies, Need for Education
More transparency in how health care money is spent could improve utilization and efficiency, panelists said at the Medicines for Europe event.
AbbVie Study Highlights Switching Costs for Rheumatic Biosimilars
A study funded by AbbVie finds support for maintaining patients on originator rheumatic agents, such as Humira (adalimumab), rather than switching to biosimilars.
AbbVie's Gonzalez Is on Defense as House Members Petition FTC
Accused of unfair trade practices, AbbVie's CEO Richard Gonzalez pointed the finger at Medicare Part D.
House Committee Issues Blistering Report on AbbVie's Humira Tactics
The House Committee on Oversight and Reform contends AbbVie's "biosimilar defense strategy" has succeeded beyond the company's wildest imagination.
German Study Calculates Adalimumab Biosimilar Savings From Earlier Intervention
Investigators evaluated both biosimilar vs originator savings and savings from earlier use of a lower-cost adalimumab biosimilar (Amgevita).
Alvotech Files Suit to Invalidate Humira Patents
After being sued for allegedly stealing adalimumab process information, Alvotech fires back.