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|Podcasts|January 8, 2019
Progress in the US With Biosimilars, but Opportunities Remain
Last year was a big year for biosimilars in the United States, with the number of FDA-approved biosimilars nearly doubling and major policy and regulatory developments taking place.
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Last year was a big year for biosimilars in the United States, with the number of FDA-approved biosimilars nearly doubling and major policy and regulatory developments taking place in 2018. Kelly Davio, senior editor of AJMC®'s The Center for Biosimilars®, highlights recent progress, how the US market compares with Europe, and what remains to be seen.
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