Paediatric

Little is documented about the rheology of commonly oral used suspending vehicles (which include everything from water through commercial suspending...

It is a challenge to safely administer sustained release medicines to patients with dysphagia. Sustained release tablets must not be...

Objectives Reliable pediatric pharmacotherapy in all age groups requires the availability of age-appropriate drug administration. Orodispersible films (ODF) are a...

Accurate dosing of the right medicine to the right patient is a key element of safe and efficacious pharmacotherapy, yet...

The unpalatability of antituberculosis drugs is often cited as a major cause of non-adherence in children, yet limited quantitative taste...

Professor Richard Ross from the University of Sheffield explains in this video the problematics of children suffering from adrenal insufficiency...

Pediatric population is a sensitive sector of the healthcare and pharmaceutical field with additional needs compared to the adult population....

Oral pediatric formulations are either ready-to-use or require manipulation, and multi-use or single-use. Strong encouragement for preservative-free pediatric formulations has...

07. February 2017 INTRODUCTION: The pharmacokinetics of excipients in neonates differs from that of older children. In a recent pan--European...

16. January 2017 Introduction Palatability of liquid medicines is a recognised challenge within the paediatric population Acceptability: “The overall ability...