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Celltrion Reveals Data As It Rolls Out Higher-Strength Adalimumab

Presents One-Year Data From Phase III Trial For Yuflyma Rival To Humira

 
• By Dave Wallace

As it begins to roll out its Yuflyma higher-strength adalimumab biosimilar in Europe, Celltrion has reported positive one-year data from a Phase III trial for the 100mg/ml Humira rival.

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Spain is one of the initial launch markets for Yuflyma • Source: Alamy

Celltrion has revealed fresh one-year Phase III trial data for its Yuflyma (adalimumab) biosimilar rival to Humira as it begins the process of rolling out the product – the world’s first approved higher-strength adalimumab biosimilar – in various markets in Europe.

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