Kissei Pharmaceutical and JCR Pharmaceuticals said on January 17 that JR-131, their biosimilar version of Kyowa Hakko Kirin’s renal anemia agent Nesp (darbepoetin alfa) demonstrated its equivalence in efficacy versus the originator drug in a Japan PIII study. The two…
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