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Application of Actor Network Theory to Evaluate Supply and Demand Strategies Used to Encourage International Biosimilar Uptake
Biosimilar medicines have the potential to reduce costs and expand patient access, yet uptake rate remains uneven world-wide. This policy review will (1) evaluate and compare biosimilar medicine uptake and policy frameworks across eight countries in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Dev
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