Northern Europe Keeps Up The Pressure On Biosimilar Infliximab Switching

Northern European efforts to boost the use of biosimilar infliximab rather than Janssen's Remicade are gathering pace, with the Norwegian NOR-SWITCH study having been extended by 26 weeks to complete the switch from Remicade to Celltrion's biosimilar, Remsima, and a number of similar studies being conducted by both industry and non-commercial sponsors in the Netherlands.

Northern European efforts to boost the use of biosimilar infliximab rather than Janssen's Remicade are gathering pace, with the Norwegian NOR-SWITCH study having been extended by 26 weeks to complete the switch from Remicade to Celltrion's biosimilar, Remsima, and a number of similar studies being conducted by both industry and non-commercial sponsors in the Netherlands.

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