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CES Waivers Could Slow Biosimilar Uptake without Better Communication: Industry
Japan’s decision to allow comparative efficacy studies (CES) to be waived in certain biosimilar development programs could inadvertently stymie biosimilar uptake unless regulators and industry clearly explain the scientific rationale to healthcare providers, an industry official has warned. Yuko Nagai,…
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