EMA Reflects on Coated Nanomedicines

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EMA publishes reflection paper on issues regarding the parenteral administration of coated nanomedicines.

The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has published a reflection paper on general issues regarding the development of coated nanomedicines. The paper addresses issues that may arise in the development of nanomedicines that have a coating, including the effect of the coating on stability and possible interactions with other molecules.

The reflection paper is one in a series of four guidance documents discussing nanomedicines. EMA’s Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use began developing guidance on the development of new nanomedicines and nanosimilars in 2011.

Source: European Medicines Agency

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