
|Articles|November 15, 2016
Physicians Want Strong FDA Biosimilar Naming
The Biologics Prescribers Collaborative has released findings from a physician’s survey about the FDA’s proposed biosimilar naming guidelines.
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The Biologics Prescribers Collaborative has released findings from a physician’s survey about the FDA’s proposed biosimilar naming guidelines. According to the survey, 80 percent of physicians prefer a meaningful four-letter suffix that notes the biosimilar manufacturer’s name as opposed to a random four-letter suffix.
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