Paediatric

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Abstract Orally disintegrating tablets (ODTs) are a solid oral dosage form designed to rapidly disintegrate in the mouth without the...

Abstract For young patients, medicated chocolates and medicated lollipops are quite appropriate dose forms because traditional formulations like tablets and...

Abstract Drug adherence in pediatrics can be challenging due to bitter drug taste, dysphagia and polypharmacy. With pediatric hypertension on...

Three-dimensional (3D) printing has emerged as a transformative technology in pediatric drug delivery, offering solutions to long-standing challenges such as...

Abstract Orodispersible films (ODFs) have emerged as practical dosage forms due to their ease of application, dosage flexibility, and rapid...

Abstract Pediatric drug delivery presents unique challenges due to physiological and pharmacological differences across age groups, requiring specialized formulation approaches...

Introduction The need for individualised dosing of medicines is increasingly recognised in therapeutic areas where optimal outcomes depend on finely...

Abstract Mini-tablets (MTs) have gained increasing importance as age-appropriate dosage forms, particularly for pediatric patients, due to their ease of...

Abstract The aversive taste of pharmaceutical formulations, especially bitterness, has been identified as a significant barrier to patient compliance. Taste...