Biosimilars in Hematologic Oncology
Brief History of Biosimilars
Biologics Manufacturing Process
Variabilities in Originator* Biologics and Biosimilars
Manufacturing Changes to Originator Biologics Across all Therapeutic Areas
Manufacturing Changes in Originator Biologic Rituximab
Changes to Biologics and Totality of Evidence
Regulatory Approval Process for Originator Biologics and Biosimilars
Differences Between Generics and Biosimilars
Regulatory Requirements for Changes in Manufacturing of Original Biologics and Biosimilar Development
Typical Quality Attributes to Be Evaluated in Similarity Assessment of a Monoclonal Antibody
Clinical Endpoints Supporting the Use of Biosimilars
Concerns Regarding Switching to Another Originator Drug or a Biosimilar: Immunogenicity
Oncologics Account for Highest Drug Class Spending in the United States
Ease of Access to Rituximab in Hem/Onc
The Impact of Biosimilar Filgrastim in Oncology
In Europe: The Vocabulary Distinguishes Replacement by Different Agents in the Process
Challenges in Switching to Biosimilars
Outcomes From Switching Studies
Clinical Data From Most Advanced Biosimilars in Hem/Onc: CT-P10 Study Design
Clinical Data From Most Advanced Biosimilars in Hem/Onc: CT-P10 PK Outcomes
Clinical Data From Most Advanced Biosimilars in Hem/Onc: CT-P10 Safety
Clinical Data From Most Advanced Biosimilars in Hem/Onc: GP-2013 Study Design
Clinical Data From Most Advanced Biosimilars in Hem/Onc: GP-2013 Efficacy Outcomes
Clinical Data From Most Advanced Biosimilars in Hem/Onc: GP-2013 Safety
Extrapolation of Indication
Conclusions
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