A comparison of the labeling of antineoplastic and supportive medicines in China, Japan, and the US based on the WHO essential medicines list

There were significant differences in the safety information on drug labels in China, Japan, and the US from the same manufacturer, which could pose a risk to patients. Regulatory agencies should better align their approaches to labeling to prevent confusion or misunderstanding across regions.

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Frontiers in Medicine
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2025-11-20
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fmed.2025.1600207
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Pharmaceutical studies and practices
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A comparison of the labeling of antineoplastic and supportive medicines in China, Japan, and the US based on the WHO essential medicines list

Chenyu Du, Caiyi Wang, Jiaxin Liu, Pengcheng Liu
Frontiers in Medicine
Pharmaceutical studies and practices
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A comparison of the labeling of antineoplastic and supportive medicines in China, Japan, and the US based on the WHO essential medicines list

Chenyu Du, Caiyi Wang, Jiaxin Liu, Pengcheng Liu
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Abstract

There were significant differences in the safety information on drug labels in China, Japan, and the US from the same manufacturer, which could pose a risk to patients. Regulatory agencies should better align their approaches to labeling to prevent confusion or misunderstanding across regions.

Frontiers in MedicineVol. 12
China Pharmaceutical University (CN)
University of Southern California
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