First Lucentis Biosimilar Among Drugs Awaiting Verdict On EU Approval Filings
Executive Summary
Sponsors of several new medicines, including the first ever CAR-T for multiple myeloma, will find out this week if their products are on track to get EU marketing authorizations. Also, three sponsors might be asked to address outstanding issues about their products in the final stages of review.
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