First Keytruda biosimilars move into clinical trials as Merck pushes ahead with new formulation
At least three companies have started or are about to start trials of Keytruda biosimilars in what’s expected to create a wave of less expensive competitors for Merck’s blockbuster immuno-oncology drug.
The biosimilars are being tested by Samsung Bioepis, Sandoz and mAbxience Research, all with estimated primary completion dates in mid-2025, according to ClinicalTrials.gov, the US government database.
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