Fierce Pharma July 12, 2024
Zoey Becker

Even through an onslaught of biosimilar launches that began early last year, AbbVie’s big-selling Humira has been able to retain most of its lucrative market. Still, though, the drug’s star power is on the decline.

Biosimilar manufacturer Samsung Bioeps has tracked the impact of Humira biosim launches in its latest market report, finding that Humira’s slice of the market has dropped to 82%.

Sandoz’ Hyrimoz, under its Cordavis co-label, is responsible for “most biosimilar gains,” according to the report. Cordavis is CVS Health’s new biosimilar subsidiary, which launched with Hyrimoz as its first product.

Back in April, CVS Caremark removed branded Humira from its national commercial formularies, causing Hyrimoz prescriptions to skyrocket, analysts at Evercore ISI noted at the time....

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