Switzerland’s medicines regulator, Swissmedic, has updated its guidance regarding the authorization of generic medicines with certain active pharmaceutical ingredients (API).
The regulator said in a statement that medicinal products where the known chemical API has a complex, heterogeneous structure may be deemed to be “medicinal products with a known API.”
This may require additional documentation, for example in relation to pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics or toxicity, in order to prove that the reference drug’s safety and/or efficacy data are transferable.
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