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The ANVISA has approved two denosumab biosimilars (60 mg and 120 mg), a biosimilar version of Prolia and Xgeva in Brazil, expanding access to treatments for osteoporosis and cancer-related bone complications
The P-III SIMBA study confirms that Abbott's MB09 denosumab biosimilar demonstrates efficacy and safety comparable to the reference biologic, providing equivalent protection against bone loss in postmenopausal women
In 2023, mAbxience and Abbott partnered to develop, manufacture, and supply denosumab biosimilars,…
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Health Canada has approved Denoza (denosumab injection), a biosimilar version of Prolia
Denoza is approved for the treatment of osteoporosis in postmenopausal women and in men at high risk of fracture. It is also authorized for all other indications of the reference biologic, as detailed in the Product Monograph
Denoza will be available in a prefilled syringe format
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Mobility is a fundamental aspect of a healthy and fulfilling life. Whether it's walking in the park or playing our favorite sports, our ability to move freely is often taken for granted.
According to the WHO, musculoskeletal diseases affect roughly 1.71 billion persons globally. They severely impair movement and dexterity. This results in early retirement…

