Biosimilar Interchangeability
Biosimilar Interchangeability" refers to the ability of a biosimilar product to be substituted for the reference biologic product without any negative impact on safety or efficacy. This is a critical concept in the field of biopharmaceuticals and regulatory agencies around the world have established guidelines and criteria to determine whether a biosimilar can be considered interchangeable with its reference product. Here's some content about biosimilar interchangeability
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