Long-Term Biosimilar Sustainability Is At A Tipping Point, Report Says

New Policy Levers Are Needed For A Balanced And Sustainable Biosimilar Market

The current cost-saving benefits of biosimilars may soon be overturned by an unsustainable system that favors originator drugs, lower profits, and increased discounts, according to a new report.

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Biosimilars may save $180bn between 2023 and 2027 • Source: Shutterstock

While biosimilar medicines have offered a great deal of savings for US healthcare, the current system may negatively affect the long-term sustainability of the sector, potentially leading to a decrease in biosimilar developers and monopolization of the market, suggests a new IQVIA report.

According to the report titled “Long-term Market Sustainability for Infused Biosimilars in the US”, biosimilars have been associated with $56bn in savings between 2013 and 2022 and hold the potential for over $180bn in savings between 2023 and 2027

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