Biosimilar medicines deliver access for patients suffering from serious and debilitating conditions such as cancer, auto immune diseases, and diabetes.
The benefits of using biosimilar medicines center on increasing the number of patients treated, leading to better health, and further advantages to health systems and healthcare professionals, noted the Biosimilar Medicines Group, a sector group of Medicines for Europe, as it touted a new report from health technology and data science firm IQVIA.
New research presented by IQVIA has shown that biosimilar medicines deliver significant access and savings for patients and healthcare systems even with the challenges posed by the pandemic, economic pressure, and inflation.
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