Celltrion And Teva Catch Up On Canadian Trastuzumab

Celltrion and Teva have now received a Health Canada approval for their Herzuma trastuzumab biosimilar. However, notices of compliance have already been granted for rival biosimilars from Mylan and Pfizer.

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Health Canada has approved Celltrion and Teva’s trastuzumab biosimilar • Source: Shutterstock

Celltrion has received a nod from Health Canada for biosimilar trastuzumab after the regulator issued a notice of compliance, or marketing authorization, for the Korean firm’s Herzuma version of Roche’s Herceptin.

Herzuma 440mg vials have been approved in Canada for the treatment of adult patients with early breast cancer, metastatic breast...

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