Age-Appropriateness of Oral Formulations Authorized for Pediatrics

Significant formulation gaps persist in pediatric medicine, with acceptability and excipient safety presenting highest risk. The potential of non-conventional solid dosage forms remains underutilized, underscoring the need for regulatory frameworks to support development of pediatric medicines.

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Pharmaceutical Research
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2026-03-16
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s11095-026-04055-x
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Pharmaceutical studies and practices
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Age-Appropriateness of Oral Formulations Authorized for Pediatrics

Hala M. Fadda, Lauren M. Le, Hannah R. Weiler
Pharmaceutical Research
Pharmaceutical studies and practices
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Age-Appropriateness of Oral Formulations Authorized for Pediatrics

Hala M. Fadda, Lauren M. Le, Hannah R. Weiler
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Abstract

Significant formulation gaps persist in pediatric medicine, with acceptability and excipient safety presenting highest risk. The potential of non-conventional solid dosage forms remains underutilized, underscoring the need for regulatory frameworks to support development of pediatric medicines.

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Butler University (US)
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