Cardinal Health: Oncologists’ Comfort With Biosimilars Is on the Increase
Survey results show that oncologists are embracing biosimilars not just in supportive care but for therapeutic uses also.
Minnesota Moves to Override Payer Preferences on Biosimilars
Minnesota legislators introduce what could possibly become the first law to curtail payers' rights to determine which biologics patients have access to.
ACCC Virtual: Dr Wilfong of Texas Oncology Discusses Biosimilar Integration
Lalan Wilfong, MD, an expert on value-based care, explains how Texas Oncology worked with physicians and payers to make biosimilars available for patients.
The Top 5 Biosimilar Articles for the Week of March 1
Here are the top 5 biosimilar articles for the week of March 1, 2021.
Study: Biosimilar vs Originator Spending on Comparative Efficacy Trials
Investigators evaluated trial spending and reasons for biologics license application failures.
Biosimilars Rheumatology Roundup
Regulatory and launch news on rheumatology biosimilars for adalimumab and infliximab was plentiful in February 2021.
Biosimilars Quiz: Which years have brought AbbVie the highest revenues for adalimumab?
News Briefs: Samsung Bioepis, Cipla, Biocon Report Progress
Biocon and Viatris edge closer to EU marketing authorization for a bevacizumab biosimilar, among other biosimilar business developments.
NCCN Issues Guidelines for Biosimilar Use
The National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) recommended providers contact their legislators to counteract single-biosimilar payer policies.
Biosimilars Canada Reappoints Robidoux as Chair
Robidoux's reelection comes as biosimilars get a lift from automatic switching policies in British Columbia and Alberta.
Not So Different: Anar Dossa Discusses Success and Savings With British Columbia’s Biosimilars Initiative
Anar Dossa, director of Pharmacy Services at Pacific Blue Cross, discusses the company's involvement with British Columbia's biosimilars switching program.
Opinion: A Short History of Biosimilars
Biosimilars have come a long way, and their path has mirrored that of generics—fraught with obstacles. Still, a stronger embrace is needed from physicians and payers.
Study: Trastuzumab Biosimilar IV Offers Better Value Than Reference SC
In a review of trastuzumab treatment options, reviewers concluded subcutaneous (SC) vs intravenous (IV) options may be more costly and sometimes less practical.
The Top 5 Biosimilar Articles for the Week of February 22
Here are the top 5 biosimilar articles for the week of February 22, 2021.
Coherus BioSciences Squares Off Against Neulasta Onpro
Sales of the pegfilgrastim oncology support biosimilar Udenyca fell off in late 2020, but Coherus doesn't see orginator company Amgen's advantage lasting much longer.
Fresenius Kabi Maps Out Biosimilar Strategy
The Germany-based company with global operations plans to ramp up its biosimilars portfolio through 2025.
Rituximab Biosimilar Regimen Fails Cost-Effectiveness Test in FL
Although a more costly medicine, obinutuzumab proved more cost-effective over the long run than rituximab biosimilars in follicular lymphoma.
Filling in the Blanks: The Patient-Provider Conversation About Biosimilars
Gary H. Lyman, MD, PhD, provides an expert overview on overcoming the challenges of discussing biosimilars with patients.
Not So Different: Sarfaraz Niazi, PhD Discusses Market Projections For High-Concentration Adalimumab Biosimilars
We sat down with Sarfaraz Niazi, PhD, an adjunct professor and biosimilar industry expert, to discuss the potential impact high-concentration adalimumab products could have on the US market.
Goodwin Attorneys Discuss How Foreign Companies Can Break Into China’s Biosimilar Market
Huiya Wu, JD, and Freddy Yip, PhD, PCLL, attorneys at Goodwin Procter, discussed projections for the Chinese biosimilars market and the potential for foreign companies to get a share.
Canada Sees Second Adalimumab Biosimilar Launch in a Week
Fresenius Kabi steps into the Canadian market for adalimumab with Idacio.
The Top 5 Biosimilar Articles for the Week of February 15
Here are the top 5 biosimilar articles for the week of February 15, 2021.
Study: Increasing Biosimilar Use in RA Requires Greater Disease Management Knowledge
Biosimilar availability will expand treatment of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) to more patients and earlier disease settings, so it's important to understand the potential complications.
US vs China: Goodwin Attorneys Discuss Patent Hurdles and Adalimumab Marketing
Huiya Wu, JD, and Freddy Yip, PhD, PCLL, attorneys at Goodwin Procter, discussed biologic drug patent laws in China and the US.
Coherus Files Adalimumab BLA, Although Intended Concentration Is Unclear
Coherus BioSciences filed a 351(k) biologics license application (BLA) for CHS-1420, an adalimumab biosimilar candidate.
Poll: What Will Be the Strongest Trend in 2021?
Which of these selections do you think is the most powerful trend in medicine to emerge from the pandemic?
Sandoz Launches Adalimumab Biosimilar in Canada
The launch of Hyrimoz gives Sandoz 5 biosimilars on the Canadian market. National policies on switching have given biosimilars a tailwind.
Celltrion Healthcare Gains EU Authorization for High-Concentration Adalimumab
The marketing of Yuflyma is expected to give Celltrion Healthcare a significant advantage over existing adalimumab biosimilars.
Study: Gender, Internet Habits Influence Biosimilar Acceptance
Patient characteristics are predictive of whether a switch to a biosimilar is likely to be accepted, investigators found.
Not So Different: Steven Lucio Discusses BI’s Citizen Petition and the Current Status of Biosimilars
We sat down with Steven Lucio, PharmD, BCPS, senior principal of Pharmacy Solutions for Vizient, to discuss Boehringer Ingelheim's recent citizen's petition to the FDA.