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Pediatric formulation development - Challenges of today and strategies for tomorrow: Summary report from M-CERSI workshop 2019.
Eur J Pharm Biopharm
July 2021
U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Silver Spring, MD, United States. Electronic address:
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- A two-day workshop on pediatric formulation development was held in June 2019, organized by M-CERSI, the FDA, and the IQ Drug Product Pediatric PWG, bringing together diverse participants from industry, regulatory bodies, and academia.
- The workshop included sessions that covered formulation challenges, analytical strategies, clinical considerations, and regulatory insights, with a focus on improving drug product acceptability for pediatric use.
- Key topics discussed involved dosing vehicle selection, the impact of pediatric pharmacokinetics on drug design, regional regulatory differences, and collaboration opportunities for advancing pediatric formulations.
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