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Global Biosimilar Drug Development: Any Chance for Consolidation after 15 Years of Positive Regulatory Experience?
Biological drugs are highly innovative pharmaceuticals derived from living cells or organisms for the treatment of high-burden diseases such as cancer, autoimmune/chronic inflammatory, cardiovascular, metabolic and central nervous system diseases. Biosimilar medicines have been developed after the patent expiry of originator biological drugs in order to facilitate access to these effective drugs, at a reduced cost.