BsUFA Research Roadmap Highlights Interchangeability And Reducing Trials

US FDA Invites Feedback On Biosimilar Regulatory Science Pilot Program

The FDA has published a “Research Roadmap” setting out in detail its areas of interest for the agency’s biosimilar regulatory science pilot program under BsUFA III.

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The FDA roadmap includes several goals for BsUFA III research • Source: Shutterstock

Advancing the development of interchangeable biosimilars and reducing or developing alternatives to clinical studies involving human subjects have been highlighted as the key priorities for a US Food and Drug Administration regulatory science pilot program under the third iteration of the Biosimilar User Fee Amendments, in a detailed new document released by the agency.

In the “Research Roadmap” document that has just been published by the FDA, the agency sets out in more...

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