Here comes Humira competition
MGA’s analysis of the competition as new adalimumab biosimilars enter market.
Humira Competitors Don’t Guarantee Lower Patient Drug Costs
“The launches this month are “more of an inflection point in the market compared to what we saw in January when Amjevita came to market,” said Alex Brill.
The State of Biosimilars: What to Watch
Now that biosimilar versions of Humira are starting to arrive, what happens next? Will this finally prove the case that biosimilars can deliver on big health care savings?
Taking Stock of the Humira Biosimilars Market
In January, the 21-year monopoly for AbbVie’s blockbuster drug Humira (adalimumab) came to an end with the launch of Amjevita, Amgen’s biosimilar adalimumab.
Humira Rivals Set to Try to Drive Down Cost of Blockbuster Drug
“Given the long-term success of Humira, which can cost patients up to $84,000 a year, initial uptake of the biosimilars may be limited, said Alex Brill, founder and CEO of economic policy consulting firm Matrix Global Advisors.”
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