Poll: How comfortable are you with including biosimilars in your treatment plans?

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How comfortable are you with including biosimilars in your treatment plans?

A. Very excited to begin embracing biosimilars
B. Feeling comfortable exploring biosimilar options, though cautiously
C. Still hesitant, I need to learn more about biosimilars
D. With the knowledge of biosimilars I have, I am not comfortable including this in my treatment plans

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