Chinese Firm Doses First Patient In Phase I Trial For Xgeva/Prolia Biosimilar
• By David Wallace
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Shanghai Henlius Biotech has begun dosing in a Phase I trial for its HLX14 planned biosimilar version of denosumab. Multiple biosimilar developers are vying to take a slice of the market for rivals to Amgen’s Xgeva/Prolia original.
Shanghai Henlius has begun dosing in Phase I trials for denosumab • Source: Shutterstock
Shanghai Henlius Biotech has begun dosing in a Phase I trial for its HLX14 planned biosimilar rival to Amgen’s Xgeva/Prolia (denosumab).
“The development is in accordance with the [Chinese] National Medical Products Administration and European Medicines Agency biosimilar guidelines,” the company...
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