Settlement Gives Celltrion Date For US Higher-Strength Humira Biosimilar

Plans Q3 2023 Launch For Yuflyma 100mg/ml Citrate-Free Version Of Adalimumab

Celltrion has secured a US launch date for its higher-strength adalimumab biosimilar, Yuflyma, through a settlement with AbbVie. However, the company will face a number of other Humira rivals in 2023.

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Celltrion has joined a number of other Humira biosimilar sponsors waiting for launch in 2023 • Source: Roman Samborskyi / Alamy Stock Photo

Celltrion has reached a settlement with AbbVie allowing the Korean firm to launch its high-concentration Humira (adalimumab) rival, Yuflyma, in the US next year.

The biosimilar will join a host of other products from sponsors aiming to capture market share in 2023, as several...

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