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Global Biosimilars Week 11-15 Nov

November 11, 2024 - November 15, 2024

The IGBA’s 5th annual Global Biosimilars Week is taking place from November 11-15, 2024. The mission of this social media campaign is to raise awareness of the powerful and lifechanging impacts of biosimilar medicines.

The theme this year is Advancing Access to Biosimilars. There have been great strides made in the approval, market acceptance and adoption of biosimilar medicines over the past two decades, but progress has been varied around the globe.

The GBMA, on behalf of their international counterparts, invite patients, healthcare professionals, government organisations and other interested parties in Australia to show their support of biosimilars throughout the week by using the hashtag #GlobalBiosimilarsWeek.

To learn more, visit the IGBA’s global site: Global Biosimilars Week

Register now for the GBW Webinar:
Streamlining the Regulatory Process to Advance Access to Biosimilars

With an effort to highlight the importance of collaboration among healthcare professionals, patients, stakeholders, and policymakers, this global webinar will focus on Streamlining Regulatory Requirements to advance access to biosimilars, with expert discussions on the key barriers to biosimilar uptake in different regions and explore strategies to overcoming these obstacles.

Register to be part of this important conversation during Global Biosimilars Week and contribute to the global movement for biosimilar access.

Advancing Access to Biosimilar Medicines

Hear from Adrian van den Hoven, Chair of the IGBA, introducing this year’s theme:

Questions? Please reach out to the GBMA via our ‘Contact us’ page.

Details

Start:
November 11, 2024
End:
November 15, 2024
Website:
https://www.globalbiosimilarsweek.org/2024/

Organiser

IGBA

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