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Czym jest lek biopodobny?
Ten zestaw narzędzi dla pacjentów został opracowany przez firmę ecancer we współpracy z Europejską Koalicją Pacjentów Onkologicznych, aby zapewnić pacjentom wszechstronne zasoby dotyczące leków biopodobnych. Sześć modułów dostarcza kluczowych informacji i praktycznych porad, które pomogą Ci w podejmowaniu świadomych decyzji dotyczących leczenia.
Ten zasób e-learningowy jest wspierany przez nieograniczoną dotację edukacyjną firmy Pfizer.
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