Real-World Evidence Under Consideration For Use In Interchangeable Biosimilars Applications
Executive Summary
US FDA research funded under BSUFA III will investigate what kind of safety data is needed for interchangeability. A demonstration project aimed at improving biosimilar product development efficiency and enhanced regulatory decision-making also will be part of the new regulatory science research program.
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