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15 December 2015Americas

Apotex ordered to provide 180 days’ biosimilar notice to Amgen

Parties are required to provide 180 days’ notice to a patent owner before marketing a biosimilar version of its drug, a US district court has ruled.

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30 March 2015   The US Food and Drug Administration has denied Amgen’s petition asking that the so-called patent dance between a biosimilar maker and the product’s innovator be a mandatory requirement.
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