Science-Based Thinking Promises Global Progress On Biosimilars

Samsung Bioepis’ Gillian Woollett Discusses Latest Regulatory Developments

A science-based approach to biosimilars, exemplified by the latest statement from European regulators, makes further progress on biosimilars just a matter of time, according to Gillian Woollett, vice president and head of regulatory strategy and policy at Samsung Bioepis.

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Progress for biosimilars is inevitable, assuming a science-based approach, Woollett believes • Source: Shutterstock

Further regulatory progress on biosimilars is inevitable, assuming a science-based approach from global regulators, Gillian Woollett, vice president and head of regulatory strategy and policy at Samsung Bioepis, has told Generics Bulletin in an exclusive interview touching on the latest international developments.

Speaking on the sidelines of Medicines for Europe’s 18th Biosimilar Medicines Conference in Brussels in October, Woollett first addressed the...

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