Fresenius Kabi has announced progress in the development of its proposed biosimilar to Roche’s Actemra/Ro-Actemra (tocilizumab) anti-inflammatory treatment.
Fresenius Kabi Makes Progress On Tocilizumab
Reports Positive Phase I Results For Actemra/Ro-Actemra Biosimilar
Fresenius Kabi has reported positive Phase I data for its MSB11456 proposed tocilizumab biosimilar rival to Actemra/Ro-Actemra, against the backdrop of shortages for the brand which is being used in some regions to treat COVID-19.
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