Samsung Bioepis commences patient enrolment for Phase III clinical study of eculizumab biosimilar candidate, SB12.
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By Bioblast Editor | Aug 16, 2019
Samsung Bioepis commences patient enrolment for Phase III clinical study of eculizumab biosimilar candidate, SB12.
By Bioblast Editor | Aug 14, 2019
Bio-Thera announced it has initiated Ph I trials for BAT 2506 (golimumab biosimilar).
By Bioblast Editor | Aug 14, 2019
Celltrion remains optimistic ahead of Truxima® launch, despite difficulty with biosimilar uptake in Australian market. Expanding its Australian office from 4 to 15 people, the company is hoping to launch 3 biosimilar products in Australia in the next 3 years, including Trux...
By Bioblast Editor | Aug 14, 2019
Bio-Thera announces commencement of Ph I trials of proposed golimumab biosimilar.
By Bioblast Editor | Aug 13, 2019
Regeneron announces FDA approval for Eylea® in 2mg, single dose prefilled syringe. The product is expected to launch this year and will require fewer preparation steps in comparison to the previously approved vials.
By Bioblast Editor | Aug 12, 2019
Quarterly etanercept data reveals biosimilar uptake remains slow in the Australian market. While the uptake of Brenzys® (MSD) has steadily grown, the biosimilar still only forms 15% of total scripts.
By Bioblast Editor | Aug 09, 2019
Sandoz announces US District Court ruled against Sandoz in patent litigation, preventing the launch of Erelzi®. Sandoz has announced that they will appeal this decision, and that both parties have agreed to an expedited appeal.
By Bioblast Editor | Aug 02, 2019
Momenta announces it has dropped proposed AmAb biosimilar candidate, M923, citing changes in market opportunity due to patent litigation settlements.
By Bioblast Editor | Aug 01, 2019
Mylan and Biocon announce the launch of Ogivri® in Australia. This is the first TmAb biosimilar to be listed on the PBS, following approval in December 2018.
By Bioblast Editor | Aug 01, 2019
New study compares short-term effects of Lucentis® with biosimilar, Razumab® on vision and central foveal thickness (CFT). The study reveals that after one month, CFT improved in 85.7% of the ranibizumab biosimilar group, and in 86.8% of the ranibizumab group.
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