AbstractCT-P13, the biosimilar of infliximab, has been recently approved in the EU, Australia, Canada, Japan and many other countries. Thus, it was the first biosimilar approved in the field of rheumatology, dermatology and gastroenterology. Since there has been debate about the issue of switching from RMP to the biosimilar and some national societies have expressed concerns, this review was written with the following objectives:-Review the data evaluating the safety and effectiveness of switching to CT-P13 accumulated thus far from clinical studies and real-world experience.-Assess the paradigm shift around the use of biosimilar products in terms of recent national decisions and stakeholder perspectives.The review concludes that whilst pru...
The first biosimilar infliximab, CT-P13 (infliximab-dyyb) has been used for the treatment of inflamm...
Introduction: Long-term, real-world safety and effectiveness data are required to support biosimilar...
To date, no consensus exists among stakeholders about the safety of switching between reference biol...
AbstractCT-P13, the biosimilar of infliximab, has been recently approved in the EU, Australia, Canad...
Introduction: Biosimilars, as defined by the European Medicines Agency, have been used in Europe sin...
The introduction of biological agents drastically changed the treatment paradigm of inflammatory art...
Biosimilars are more affordable versions of previously approved biopharmaceuticals that are designed...
Biological medicines have improved patients' outcomes, but their high costs may limit access. Biosim...
AbstractObjectivesThis article provides insight into the guidelines issued by the European Medicines...
peer-reviewedBackground: Although Inflectra, biosimilar infliximab, has been approved by the EMA sin...
Biosimilars are broadly available for the treatment of several diseases including inflammatory arthr...
The introduction of biological agents has revolutionized the management of ulcerative colitis (UC). ...
As patents for first-to-market biologics expire, subsequent-entry products – biosimilars – can becom...
<div><p>Biosimilars are drugs developed to be highly similar to their originator biologic (or ‘refer...
The introduction of biological agents has led to significant changes in the treatment of inflammator...
The first biosimilar infliximab, CT-P13 (infliximab-dyyb) has been used for the treatment of inflamm...
Introduction: Long-term, real-world safety and effectiveness data are required to support biosimilar...
To date, no consensus exists among stakeholders about the safety of switching between reference biol...
AbstractCT-P13, the biosimilar of infliximab, has been recently approved in the EU, Australia, Canad...
Introduction: Biosimilars, as defined by the European Medicines Agency, have been used in Europe sin...
The introduction of biological agents drastically changed the treatment paradigm of inflammatory art...
Biosimilars are more affordable versions of previously approved biopharmaceuticals that are designed...
Biological medicines have improved patients' outcomes, but their high costs may limit access. Biosim...
AbstractObjectivesThis article provides insight into the guidelines issued by the European Medicines...
peer-reviewedBackground: Although Inflectra, biosimilar infliximab, has been approved by the EMA sin...
Biosimilars are broadly available for the treatment of several diseases including inflammatory arthr...
The introduction of biological agents has revolutionized the management of ulcerative colitis (UC). ...
As patents for first-to-market biologics expire, subsequent-entry products – biosimilars – can becom...
<div><p>Biosimilars are drugs developed to be highly similar to their originator biologic (or ‘refer...
The introduction of biological agents has led to significant changes in the treatment of inflammator...
The first biosimilar infliximab, CT-P13 (infliximab-dyyb) has been used for the treatment of inflamm...
Introduction: Long-term, real-world safety and effectiveness data are required to support biosimilar...
To date, no consensus exists among stakeholders about the safety of switching between reference biol...