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The
EU Paediatric Rule: What It Means for Pharma
Dr.
Ulrich Granzer
Granzer Regulatory Consulting & Services
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The
European Union's pharmaceutical legislation has an important addendum,
the legislation on paediatric drugs. It requires all applicants
submitting a marketing authorisation application for a new molecular
entity to provide a paediatric investigation plan (PIP). This
mandatory PIP will be evaluated by the paediatric committee of
the EMEA. The objective of the new legislation is to develop "better
medicines for children" within the EU. There are obvious consequences
for the pharmaceutical entrepreneur. The PIP must be made available
during submission and paediatric trials will have to be performed.
In this audio conference we will look at various aspects of the
new legislation and how it will affect drug manufacturers.
This audio
conference will address:
- When paediatric
investigation plan (PIP) is required
- Possible
consequences on review times
- Can it
delay submissions?
- What happens
if the paediatric trials are negative
- The implications
for data protection
About the
speaker:
Ulrich Granzer,
PhD is owner of Granzer Regulatory Consulting and Services (www.granzer.biz),
providing consulting services to pharma and biotech companies
on all aspects of drug development and regulatory affairs. Dr.
Granzer has extensive industry experience, having held senior
positions at Glaxo, BASF Pharma - Knoll, and Bayer. He has been
involved in the development and registration of products targeting
HIV, asthma, pain, chemotherapy induced emesis, several biological
compounds directed against the sequelae of stroke, septic shock,
and rheumatoid arthritis.
He
also played a significant role in development of the first fully
human anti-TNF antibody, now marketed as Humira. Dr. Granzer has
worked on more than 100 NME's and MNE - submissions in several
major indications like HIV, rheumatoid arthritis, asthma, pain,
cancer, stroke, tissue regeneration with small molecules and biologicals.
Who should
attend?
- Regulatory
affairs
- Drug development
- Legal departments
- Senior
management
- Business
development
This audio
conference is classified as General Interest.
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