Generics Bulletin Explains: The Next Wave Of US Humira Biosimilars

Start Of July Will See An Explosion Of Competition On Adalimumab In US From Eight Rivals

Following Amgen’s debut of the first US Humira rival earlier this year, as many as eight further FDA-approved adalimumab biosimilars are about to launch. Generics Bulletin breaks down all the different players and how they are positioning themselves in such a competitive market.

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Eight further FDA-approved Humira biosimilars are set to launch • Source: Shutterstock

Anyone with even a passing interest in the global off-patent industry will likely be aware of the significance of 2023 for the US biosimilars market.

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