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Biosimilars Poll: What is Your Opinion on Clinical Efficacy Trials?

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There are diverging opinions on whether comparative efficacy trials add much of value to the evidence for biosimilar approval in the United States.

Take the Biosimilars Poll!

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There are diverging opinions on whether comparative efficacy trials add much of value to the evidence for biosimilar approval in the United States.

Which of the following best describes your opinion?

The requirements for FDA approval of biosimilars are appropriate.
There is no longer any need for comparative clinical efficacy trials.
The requirements for demonstration of biosimilarity need to be increased.

Check out the results from our last poll:

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