Organon And Henlius Complete Phase III For Denosumab
Pair’s HLX14 Partnered Biosimilar Rival To Prolia/Xgeva Meets Primary Endpoints
• By David Wallace
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Having earlier this year reported positive Phase I data for their partnered denosumab biosimilar candidate, Organon and Shanghai Henlius Biotech have now announced that their HLX14 version has met primary endpoints in a Phase III study.
HLX14 has met primary endpoints in a Phase III trial • Source: Shutterstock
Organon and Shanghai Henlius Biotech will be looking to move ahead with filings for their HLX14 proposed biosimilar rival to Prolia/Xgeva (denosumab), after reporting that the candidate has met primary endpoints in a Phase III study.
The news comes after the partners earlier this year announced positive Phase I data for the biosimilar (see sidebar). The...
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