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Simon Cheesman speaks to ecancer at the 2019 Biosimilars Educational Advanced Masterclass for Pharmacists (P-BEAM) in Zurich about how real-world data generation can assist biosimilar implementation.
He explains that there are potential barriers to biosimilar adoption varying from national to local.
He believes that real-world data has provided confidence that patients are not being disadvantaged by using a biosimilar.
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