NHS And Sandoz Look Into Natalizumab Switching Reports

Media Reports Indicate Adverse Reactions From Patients At A UK Hospital

The UK’s NHS and Sandoz have both told Generics Bulletin that they are looking into reports from a single UK hospital of adverse reactions linked to patients that have switched from Tysabri to Sandoz’s Tyruko biosimilar.

The reports came from Charing Cross hospital (Shutterstock)

The UK National Health Service and Sandoz have confirmed that they are investigating reports from a single UK hospital of adverse reactions from patients after switching between Biogen’s Tysabri (natalizumab) and Sandoz’s Tyruko biosimilar.

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