"Thus, the book Biosimilar Clinical Development contains five chapters discussing general issues involving biosimilars. The remaining six chapters present statistical methods, many of which are new, and their applications in bioequivalence and biosimilarity studies; they are really research papers. . . It will appeal to readers interested in biosimilars and especially in their statistical assessments." ~Laszlo Endrenyi, University of Toronto
The book is edited by a team of renowned experts from both statistics and biosimilar clinical development. It contains 11 chapters, covering not only statistical issues but also pre-clinical and clinical development issues not regularly discussed on this kind of book, as well as references to regulatory considerations of upmost importance for statisticians working in the strongly regulated environment of clinical development . . . I strongly recommend the reading of this book. In my opinion, the book should be a must-have reading for professionals who work regularly with biosimilars and want to have an overview of state-of-the art methods for 'hot-topics' in the analysis and planning of clinical trials for this purpose. ~David Manteigas "Thus, the book Biosimilar Clinical Development contains five chapters discussing general issues involving biosimilars. The remaining six chapters present statistical methods, many of which are new, and their applications in bioequivalence and biosimilarity studies; they are really research papers. . . It will appeal to readers interested in biosimilars and especially in their statistical assessments." ~Laszlo Endrenyi, University of Toronto
The book is edited by a team of renowned experts from both statistics and biosimilar clinical development. It contains 11 chapters, covering not only statistical issues but also pre-clinical and clinical development issues not regularly discussed on this kind of book, as well as references to regulatory considerations of upmost importance for statisticians working in the strongly regulated environment of clinical development . . . I strongly recommend the reading of this book. In my opinion, the book should be a must-have reading for professionals who work regularly with biosimilars and want to have an overview of state-of-the art methods for 'hot-topics' in the analysis and planning of clinical trials for this purpose. ~David Manteigas
