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Boston Convention and Exhibition Center

Jun 24, 2018 8:30 AM - Jun 28, 2018 12:00 PM

415 Summer Street, , Boston, MA 02210 , USA

DIA 2018 Global Annual Meeting

The DIA 2018 Global Annual Meeting brings together thousands of innovators from around the globe.

ICH M9 BCS-Based Biowaivers

Session Chair(s)

Roger  Nosal, PhD

Roger Nosal, PhD

Vice President, Head of Global CMC

Pfizer Inc, United States

The ICH M9 Expert Working Group has developed a preliminary draft of a harmonized guideline for BCS-Based Biowaivers that focuses on standardizing Biopharmaceutics Classification System criteria for demonstrating solubility, permeability/absorption, other pharmacological attributes and in vitro comparative dissolution. This session will provide a summary of the objectives for establishing a harmonized guideline that will be applicable globally and highlight current contentious issues to be resolved including: • Solubility: Highest Strength vs. Highest Therapeutic Dose • Permeability: Applicability of in vitro data (Caco-2) • Dissolution Comparability: Establishing Harmonized Conditions & Methodology Criteria • Formulation Similarity: Product Composition Applicability & Influence of Excipients This session will highlight regional challenges and differences and opportunities for harmonized reconciliation.

Learning Objective : Describe the current challenges related to biowaivers and the progress and potential of the future ICH M9 guideline.

Speaker(s)

Roger  Nosal, PhD

ICH M9 BCS Based Biowaivers: Progress and Challenges

Roger Nosal, PhD

Pfizer Inc, United States

Vice President, Head of Global CMC

Paul  Seo, PhD

Revisiting Classification Criteria for Demonstrating Solubility, Permeability, and Comparative Dissolution

Paul Seo, PhD

FDA, United States

Director, Division of Biopharmaceutics, ONDP, OPQ, CDER

Talia  Flanagan, PhD

Regional Challenges for Comparative Dissolution and Post-Approval Changes: Excipients

Talia Flanagan, PhD

UCB, United Kingdom

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