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    Review of biologics, biosimilars, and intended copies in rheumatology, and current practice in Iraq by Al Ani, Nizar Abdulateef, Gorial, Faiq I, Al-Sulaitti, Saad, Humadi, Jasmine Abbas, Awadh, Nabaa Ihsan, Mounir, Mohamed, Dershaby, Yasser El, Jones, Heather, Sunna, Nancy

    “…Biologic therapies are an important option in the treatment of patients with rheumatic disease. As the development of potential biosimilars increases, many…”
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    Biosimilars in rheumatology: recommendations for regulation and use in Middle Eastern countries by El Zorkany, Bassel, Al Ani, Nizar, Al Emadi, Samar, Al Saleh, Jamal, Uthman, Imad, El Dershaby, Yasser, Mounir, Mohamed, Al Moallim, Hani

    Published in Clinical rheumatology (01-05-2018)
    “…The increasing availability of biosimilar medicines in Middle Eastern regions may provide an opportunity to increase the number of rheumatology patients who…”
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    Biosimilars in Rheumatic Diseases: Regulatory Guidelines, Efficacy and Safety Implications in Saudi Arabia by Halabi, Hussein, Al Zahrani, Zeyad, Al Swailem, Ramiz, Husain, Waleed, Al Rayes, Hanan, Al Osaimi, Hanan, El Dershaby, Yasser, Ahmed, Haytham Mohamed, Mounir, Mohamed, Omair, Mohammed A.

    Published in The open rheumatology journal (31-12-2018)
    “…Background: Treatment with biologic drugs has enabled many patients with inflammatory rheumatic disease to achieve disease control. In some areas of the world,…”
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    Regulatory Perspectives on Biopharmaceuticals for Chronic Inflammatory Diseases in North Africa: A Narrative Review by Mkinsi, Ouafa, Lefkir-Tafiani, Salima, Srairi, Héla S, Kochbati, Samir, El Dershaby, Yasser M., El Azhari, Mohamed M., Midjek, Sabrina A-I., Ladjouze-Rezig, Aicha

    Published in The open rheumatology journal (30-08-2019)
    “…Introduction of innovative biopharmaceuticals has dramatically changed the treatment of chronic inflammatory diseases, but access to these very effective…”
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