Accord Follows US Approval With EU Nod On Ustekinumab

Two Versions Of Stelara Biosimilar Approved As Absimky And Imuldosa

Accord has received a nod from the EMA for its Stelara biosimilar, while Neuraxpharm has seen a buprenorphine hybrid film endorsed and Viatris has received a positive CHMP opinion for an eltrombopag generic.

The CHMP endorsed several new products at its October meeting (Shutterstock)

The latest meeting of the European Medicines Agency’s Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use has resulted in positive opinions for Accord Healthcare’s Stelara (ustekinumab) biosimilar as well as a buprenorphine hybrid film for Neuraxpharm and an eltrombopag generic for Viatris.

While CHMP positive opinions do not constitute formal approval, the European Commission typically acts within 67 days to convert them...

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