New Biosimilars Council Head Seeks Insulin Lessons As More Biosimilar Launches Loom
Executive Summary
Craig Burton, who replaces the FDLI-bound Christine Simmon, tells the Pink Sheet that fighting rebating practices which harm insulin patients now can pave the way for successful launches of Humira biosimilars next year. Biosimilar markets should not be ‘winner-take-all,’ he says.
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