Mylan-Biocon’s Ogivri First Off Block In Australia But Competition In Sight
Executive Summary
Mylan-Biocon’s biosimilar Herceptin debuts in Australia, promising to provide patients a high quality and affordable alternative, though at least three competing trastuzumab versions including Amgen’s Kanjinti are in the wings.
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