The opportunities created, and necessary standards needed, by biosimilar drugs in order to deliver sustainable cancer care are outlined in a position paper from the European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO).
This document outlines approval standards for biosimilars, how to safely introduce them into the clinic, and the potential benefits for patients and healthcare systems.
Josep Tabernero, chairman of the ESMO Cancer Medicines Working Group, said: “Biosimilars are an excellent opportunity to have good, valid drug options that improve the sustainability and affordability of cancer treatment in various countries.
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