Coherus Partners Formycon/Bioeq File Ranibizumab With FDA
Company ‘Excited For Potential Approval In 2022’ For Lucentis Biosimilar
Executive Summary
Launch planning is underway for the Lucentis biosimilar that Coherus BioScienes has in-licensed in the US from Formycon and Bioeq, the US-based firm has revealed, as the eye-disease biologic was submitted to the US Food and Drug Administration.
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