Henlius Seeks To Add RA Indication To Chinese Rituximab
HLX01 Biosimilar Was First Approved In China Under New Pathway
• By David Wallace
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Shanghai Henlius Biotech has filed with China’s NMPA to add a rheumatoid arthritis indication to its HLX01 approved rituximab biosimilar, despite the originator not being approved for RA in China.
Henlius is seeking to add the rheumatoid arthritis indication to its rituximab biosimilar • Source: Shutterstock
Shanghai Henlius Biotech says that China’s National Medical Products Administration has accepted its application to add a rheumatoid arthritis indication to its HLX01 approved rituximab biosimilar.
HLX01 became China’s first approved product under the country’s new biosimilars pathway almost two years ago, in early 2019. (Also...
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