March 6th 2026
A new analysis dives into why Europe’s eye clinics lag on biosimilars and how education, guidance, and smarter tenders could unlock €747 million in savings.
It’ll Take a Village: Collaborative Efforts Needed to Increase Ophthalmology Biosimilar Uptake
October 25th 2022Speakers during a LinkedIn Live panel discussion expressed a dire need for all stakeholders to work together to increase education efforts, provide clarity on safety and interchangeability, and encourage adoption of biosimilars in ophthalmology.
Eye on Pharma: 2 US Launches, an EMA Filing, and Denosumab Results
October 6th 2022Recently, the US got 2 new biosimilars on the market, a bevacizumab and an interchangeable ranibizumab; Amneal Pharmaceuticals filed for marketing authorization in Europe; and Sandoz released positive results for a denosumab candidate.
A Guide to Biosimilars for Retinal Diseases
September 24th 2022In a review article discussing the role of biosimilars in neovascular retinal diseases, the authors concluded that biologics have significantly improved patient outcomes, noting that vascular endothelial growth factor inhibitors are now considered first-line treatments.
FDA Approves Coherus’ Cimerli as Interchangeable Biosimilar to Ranibizumab
August 3rd 2022Another ranibizumab biosimilar, Byooviz, is approved, but Coherus’ product is the first deemed interchangeable, which involves additional FDA requirements that allow substitution without intervention of the prescribing clinician.
Biosimilars Check-In: Celltrion Pushes for Yuflyma in Europe; Xbrane Updates on Ranibizumab Filing
July 21st 2022In recent weeks, Celltrion Healthcare furthered its adalimumab biosimilar (Yuflyma) by launching the drug in Spain and Portugal and starting a clinical trial in France while Xbrane Biopharma provided an update on the FDA filing of its ranibizumab biosimilar.
Eye on Pharma: Alternatives to Blockbuster Ophthalmology, Diabetes Meds Progress
April 14th 2022Access to new treatment options for ophthalmic conditions and diabetes is on the rise with the launch of Sandoz’ generic ocular hypertension medication, a new deal to bring a ranibizumab biosimilar to the Middle East, and the initiation of a trial for an insulin glargine biosimilar.
Cardinal Health Report Sees 2022 as “Turning Point” for Biosimilars
February 8th 2022The year 2022 “is set to be a turning point” in the United States, as biosimilars are on their way to delivering $133 billion in aggregate savings by 2025, according to Cardinal Health's “2022 Biosimilars Report: The U.S. Journey and Path Ahead.”
FDA Official Addresses Unanswered Questions About Interchangeable Biosimilars
November 10th 2021Sarah Yim, MD, provided a point-by-point overview of the FDA's efforts to clarify the role of the interchangeable biosimilar designation, improve communication with manufacturers, and pay for biosimilar regulatory reviews.