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Korea Moves To Help Samsung Electronics Create Consortium in Biosimilars

This article was originally published in PharmAsia News

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SEOUL - As the South Korean government accelerates its drive to get local producers of biosimilars globally competitive, the Ministry of Knowledge Economy is setting the stage for Samsung Electronics to become a giant in the emerging biosimlars market

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