Matching placebo development for injectable biologics—a practical tutorial

Our study presents a systematic approach to biologic placebo development, providing a reliable framework for matching the color and viscosity of biologics. The methods and findings support the use of tailored excipients and color-matching algorithms to ensure clinical blinding in trials, enhancing the rigor of drug efficacy assessments and contributing to future placebo design in biologic drug development.

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Antibody Therapeutics
Published
2025-05-02
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1093/abt/tbaf009
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2
Primary Topic
Pain Management and Placebo Effect
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Abstract

Our study presents a systematic approach to biologic placebo development, providing a reliable framework for matching the color and viscosity of biologics. The methods and findings support the use of tailored excipients and color-matching algorithms to ensure clinical blinding in trials, enhancing the rigor of drug efficacy assessments and contributing to future placebo design in biologic drug development.

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