Alvogen And Pfenex Have Teriparatide Filing Accepted By EMA

The EMA has formally accepted for filing Alvogen and Pfenex’ centralized marketing authorization application for a biosimilar rival to Lilly’s Forsteo teriparatide blockbuster.  

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Alvogen and Pfenex have had their teriparatide biosimilar accepted for filing by the EMA • Source: Shutterstock

Alvogen and Pfenex' PF708 teriparatide biosimilar is now under formal review by the European Medicines Agency after the regulator accepted the firm’s marketing authorization application (MAA) through Europe’s centralized procedure.

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