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Analytical methods now provide greater assurance of biosimilarity, questioning the need for comparative clinical trials. Cecil Nick, VP Technical – Parexel Regulatory Strategy, shares highlights from the recent FDA and IPRA scientific workshop on biosimilar development workshop and discusses the challenges and limitations of comparative efficacy trials in biosimilar development programs. The workshop showcased perspectives from regulatory agencies including FDA, EMA, UK MHRA, WHO, and experts from industry, all expressing openness to reconsidering current requirements for comparative efficacy studies. The shift towards a more streamlined, quality-based approach to biosimilar approvals holds the promise of increasing affordability and access to innovative therapies for patients. Read the blog post to stay updated on the latest in biosimilar development and how Parexel continues to pioneer in this field. #biosimilars #clinicaltrials #biotech #innovation
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Analytical methods now provide greater assurance of biosimilarity, questioning the need for comparative clinical trials. Cecil Nick, VP Technical – Parexel Regulatory Strategy, shares highlights from the recent FDA and IPRA scientific workshop on biosimilar development workshop and discusses the challenges and limitations of comparative efficacy trials in biosimilar development programs. The workshop showcased perspectives from regulatory agencies including FDA, EMA, UK MHRA, WHO, and experts from industry, all expressing openness to reconsidering current requirements for comparative efficacy studies. The shift towards a more streamlined, quality-based approach to biosimilar approvals holds the promise of increasing affordability and access to innovative therapies for patients. Read the blog post to stay updated on the latest in biosimilar development and how Parexel continues to pioneer in this field. #biosimilars #clinicaltrials #biotech #innovation
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