February 03, 2026
New Danish registry data confirm the safety of switching to infliximab biosimilars, showing low rates of serious adverse events in patients with inflammatory arthritis.
February 02, 2026
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April 5th 2024
By Cameron Santoro
Here are the top 5 biosimilar articles for the week of April 1, 2024.
April 4th 2024
By Skylar Jeremias
A Chinese company has expressed interest in developing a biosimilar to Ozempic (semaglutide); Celltrion completed its biologic license application for its omalizumab biosimilar candidate.
April 3rd 2024
Although tender systems are a common strategy to encourage biosimilar utilization across Europe, policies like automatic substitution are rarely utilized, according to a systematic review of European policies and biosimilar uptake.
April 2nd 2024
By The Center for Biosimilars Staff
Have you been keeping up with the latest market trends? Take this quiz to find out how well you know the global biosimilars market.
April 1st 2024
By Sarfaraz K. Niazi, PhD
Sarfaraz K. Niazi, PhD, outlines how President Joe Biden's new budget for 2025 could impact biosimilars, including provisions to clear up confusion surrounding interchangeable products.
Between new data coming out of conferences, new insights into adalimumab biosimilars, and a study evaluating the impact of biosimilars on patient out-of-pocket costs, the biosimilar space had a very eventful March.
March 31st 2024
On this episode of Not So Different, The Center for Biosimilars® discusses all the conference coverage, adalimumab data, and market insights to come out of the biosimilar dermatology space in March 2024.
March 30th 2024
By Deana Ferreri, PhD
A review article described the totality of evidence supporting the approval of the adalimumab biosimilar AVT02 (Simlandi; Alvotech) for all approved indications of the reference product, Humira.
March 29th 2024
Despite more biosimilars entering the market and generating significant savings for payers and health care systems, these savings are not resulting in lower out-of-pocket (OOP) costs for patients, according to a recent study.
By Jamie T. Brogan, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC
Clinicians and a pharmacist provide an overview of the emerging adalimumab biosimilars in the recent years.