Indian Avastin Versions Head For Debut; Watch Off-Label Space
Executive Summary
Cut-price versions of Roche's anticancer, Avastin (bevacizumab), may well be on their way to the Indian market after a key local expert panel recently recommended the biosimilars for marketing. And "improvements" to facilitate off-label use of the product also appear to be on the agenda of some biosimilar players.
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