Exploring the World of Biosimilars
Biosimilars are medications derived from living organisms, designed to mimic biologics for treating various health conditions. They are cost-effective alternatives that offer similar safety and efficacy.
Individuals use biosimilars to manage chronic skin diseases, bowel issues, diabetes, arthritis, kidney conditions, multiple sclerosis, macular degeneration, and certain cancers.
To obtain FDA approval, biosimilars must demonstrate equivalence to the reference product in terms of effectiveness. While biosimilars are similar to biologics, they are not identical due to the inherent variability in living material production.
Some biosimilars can be interchanged with the reference product without requiring a new prescription, offering flexibility in treatment options.
Consult your healthcare provider to see if biosimilars are a suitable option for your medical needs. Remember to seek professional advice before making any treatment decisions.
This informative content is sponsored by Sandoz, a respected member of the HealthyWomen Corporate Advisory Council.
