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Indian Herceptin Biosimilars Case Simmers

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The hotly contested case concerning biosimilar versions of Roche's Herceptin (trastuzumab) witnessed a seesaw shift after a division bench of the Delhi High Court held that the status prevailing prior to a stinging April 25 order against Biocon Ltd. and Mylan NV will continue to operate.

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