Pediatric-specific drug loss issue in Japan: Comparison of pediatric development status between Japan and the United States
Ryohei Osako,
Naoki Matsumaru,
Katsura Tsukamoto
Abstract:Background The lack of label information for the pediatric population has been a global issue, leading to the introduction of several countermeasures by major health authorities. Despite various efforts by Japanese health authorities, some drugs are approved only for adults in Japan, while the US label includes information on pediatric usage for the same drugs. This suggests a potential for pediatric-specific drug loss in Japan, where overall drug loss has recently become a major concern.
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