The Birth Of An Orphan Biosimilar Market
Executive Summary
Hard-won experience from the first wave of broad-market biosimilars will inform development of "orphan biosimilars," but Navigant Consulting says that biopharmas entering this orphan market will face a unique set of challenges.
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