Amgen's Amjevita Approved As First Biosimilar To AbbVie's Humira

Company starts 'a new chapter' with the first approval out of its biosimilar pipeline, which happens to be for the biggest drug in the world.

With the approval of Amgen Inc.'s Amjevita (adalimumab-atto), the big biotech is about to begin its move from a strictly brand-name sponsor to commercializing biosimilars as well.

Marketing biosimilars will be more akin to brand drugs than small molecule generics, and the high cost of production and...

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