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India Biosimilar Cetuximab Go-Ahead: Merck KGaA Wants Data In Public Domain

 
• By Anju Ghangurde

Merck KGaA calls for data on Indian firm Enzene’s biosimilar cetuximab to be made available in the public domain, citing the Helsinki Declaration.

Merck seeks biosimilar cetuximab data be placed in the public domain • Source: Shutterstock

Merck KGaA has moved court requesting that data pertaining to Enzene Biosciences’ biosimilar cetuximab, which has received regulatory approval in India, be placed in the public domain.

The German group has, in a case before the Delhi High Court versus the Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI)...

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