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San Diego Convention Center

Jun 15, 2014 8:30 AM - Jun 19, 2014 12:45 PM

111 W Harbor Drive, , San Diego, CA 92101 , USA

DIA 2014 50th Annual Meeting "Celebrate the Past - Invent the Future"

Ethnic Difference in Clinical Trial Data: A 15-Year History of an Investigation by Regulatory Agencies and Industry

Session Chair(s)

Akio  Uemura, PHD

Akio Uemura, PHD

Senior Advisor, AU Consulting, Co., Japan

Ethnic factors are very important in considering utilization of clinical data generated in population mixture. In this session, we will try to understand the current regulations of handling ethnic differences/similarities in clinical trial data by reflecting on ICH E5 utilization and explore future clinical trials aiming for global drug development with a particular focus on East Asian clinical trials.

Learning Objective : Review scientific evidences which show or do not show acceptability of clinical data with ethnic differences; Review history of the regulations and current understanding in accepting clinical trial data generated in foreign populations; Describe future international regulations for handling ethnic factors.

Speaker(s)

Yoshiaki  Uyama, PHD, MS, RPH

Yoshiaki Uyama, PHD, MS, RPH

Associate Executive Director, Regulatory Science Center, Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Agency (PMDA), Japan

Ethnic Similarities and Differences: Facts and Interpretations

In-Jin  Jang, MD, PHD

In-Jin Jang, MD, PHD

Professor, College of Medicine, Seoul National University, Korea, Republic of

Utilization of Asian Clinical Trial Data for Drug Development in Korea: Investigator’s Perspective

Chwen-Cheng  Chen, MD, PHD

Chwen-Cheng Chen, MD, PHD

CEO, JN Biopharma Consulting, United States

New Drug Application in China: Value of Foreign Data

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