In advance of today's US Federal Trade Commission workshop on follow-on biologics, or biosimilars, health advocacy organizations from across the country jointly submitted a letter to FTC Commissioner Edith Ramirez, urging her to give patient safety and consumer protection the important weight and priority they deserve.
The Alliance for Patient Access (AfPA) and 14 other organizations encouraged the FTC to support the adoption of distinguishable names for all biologic products, including biosimilars.
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