Purpose: This article aims to analyse the key regulatory guidelines across the globe concerning biosimilars. Materials and methods: Review of the current literature. Results: Biosimilars are well regulated with the majority of regulators having enforced the guidelines for the development and approval, and new biosimilar drugs are appearing on the horizon to provide a therapeutic option to a wider population base because of its cost-effectiveness and proven safety. Due to their extensive analytical data, clinical data and pharmacovigilance studies, their development should not be considered similar to generic drugs. Conclusion: This review discusses the biosimilars, their regulation globally and their difference from generics from ophthalmic perspective.

Understanding biosimilars and its regulatory aspects across the globe: An ophthalmology perspective

Bandello F.;
2020-01-01

Abstract

Purpose: This article aims to analyse the key regulatory guidelines across the globe concerning biosimilars. Materials and methods: Review of the current literature. Results: Biosimilars are well regulated with the majority of regulators having enforced the guidelines for the development and approval, and new biosimilar drugs are appearing on the horizon to provide a therapeutic option to a wider population base because of its cost-effectiveness and proven safety. Due to their extensive analytical data, clinical data and pharmacovigilance studies, their development should not be considered similar to generic drugs. Conclusion: This review discusses the biosimilars, their regulation globally and their difference from generics from ophthalmic perspective.
2020
Inglese
BMJ Publishing Group
104
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2
7
6
Pubblicato
agencies regulation
biosimilars
ophthalmology
regulation
Biosimilar Pharmaceuticals
Drug and Narcotic Control
Drugs, Generic
Eye Diseases
Humans
Ophthalmology
Pharmacovigilance
Practice Guidelines as Topic
none
5
info:eu-repo/semantics/article
262
Sharma, A.; Kumar, N.; Kuppermann, B. D.; Bandello, F.; Loewenstein, A.
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