Prestige Biopharma says a meeting with the FDA in November represents a “final step” before filing its HD201 trastuzumab rival to Herceptin, also known as Tuznue, with the US agency by the end of the year.
Prestige Takes Trastuzumab A Step Closer To US Filing
As Major Shareholder Invests Further In Singapore-Based Biosimilars Developer
Prestige says a meeting with the FDA in November represents a “final step” before filing its trastuzumab biosimilar with the US agency by the end of the year. Meanwhile, a major shareholder has invested further in the Singapore-based biosimilars developer.
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