The Australian Generic Medicines Industry Association (GMiA) has today launched the GMiA Guide to Biosimilars during a Parliamentary Friends of Medicine event at Parliament House.
The GMiA Guide to Biosimilars aims to provide a concise reference for explaining this emerging class of affordable medicines, presenting the facts in a user-friendly format.
Biological medicines have revolutionized the management of some of the most difficult to treat diseases including cancer, multiple sclerosis and autoimmune diseases. However, biological medicines are very costly to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS), which may limit their availability to some patients, the GMiA noted. Biosimilars are a subclass of biological medicines that offer therapeutically equivalent and more cost effective alternatives to existing, high-cost biological medicines.
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