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EHA is the annual meetting for the European Hematology Association.

Four Studies Report Real-World Data on Biosimilar Rituximab, Truxima

June 18th 2019

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The FDA recently approved biosimilar rituximab CT-P10, or Truxima. While the drug is not yet available in the United States, data are accruing for its use in Europe. During last week’s 24th Congress of the European Hematology Association, held from June 13-16 in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 4 groups of researchers reported on real-world data that support the use of the biosimilar in cancer care.

Amgen's Eculizumab Biosimilar, ABP 959, Shows PK, PD Bioequivalence to Soliris

June 18th 2019

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Amgen is developing a biosimilar of the drug, ABP 959, and during last week’s 24th Congress of the European Hematology Association, held from June 13-16 in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, researchers reported on findings from a phase 1 trial of the proposed product.

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