Paving the way for biosimilars: The FDA's Biosimilar User Fee Amendments III (BsUFA III)

14 February 2023
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By Dr Nicola Davies

The advent of biologics has opened doors for the treatment of several acute and chronic medical conditions.1 Unlike conventional medicines, biologics are derived from living organisms using complex biomedical processes. As a result, development of biologics is more complicated as compared to conventional drugs.2

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