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Position statement of the Portuguese Society of Nephrology on the clinical use of biotechnological drugs in renal patients
Portuguese Journal of Nephrology and Hypertension, 10/12/09
Luz–Rodrigues H et al. – The Expert Panel of the Portuguese Society of Nephrology believes that the safeguard of therapeutic value and safety aspects are mandatory, particularly in biotechnology drugs prescribed for long periods of time. The Panel also believes there is no absolutely safe interchangeability of bioproducts, and that if changes are required this must in all instances be decided by a medical doctor based on solid scientific and clinical data. In this area, financial issues shall on no occasion introduce additional risks to the patient or overcome medical prescription.
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