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Bioequivalence Guidances from FDA and EMA (Ep. 6)

Bioequivalence Guidances from FDA and EMA (Ep. 6)

FromClinical Pharmacology Podcast with Nathan Teuscher


Bioequivalence Guidances from FDA and EMA (Ep. 6)

FromClinical Pharmacology Podcast with Nathan Teuscher

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Length:
30 minutes
Released:
Jul 24, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Thank you to everyone who sent me feedback on this podcast. This episode is based on a suggestion from Drew. In this episode, I discuss bioequivalence studies and generic drug development. I will refer to guidance documents from both the European Medicines Agency or EMA and the US Food and Drug Administration or FDA. First, I will start with a discussion of the definition of bioequivalence or BE. Then I will discuss the statistical basis for bioequivalence and how you can leverage that for study design. And I will end with some unique challenges related to bioequivalence. Throughout, I will give practical suggestions based on my experiences in the past with BE studies.

Links discussed in the show:

• EMA guidance on bioequivalence
• FDA guidance on statistical approaches to bioequivalence (December 2022)
• FDA statistical approaches to BE (January 2001)
• FDA guidance on BE studies (2022)
• FDA product-specific guidances on BE
• Lecture from Helmut Schütz on finding intra-subject variability (or CV%) for power calculations
• PowerTOST R Package
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Released:
Jul 24, 2023
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I discuss clinical pharmacology and pharmacometrics topics from the perspective of drug development scientists. I share my expertise and knowledge about designing and conducting clinical pharmacology studies and discuss how to analyze the data using the most effective approaches. I draw from my experience of over 20 years working in drug development organizations and consultancies.