ICH Agrees On New Extrapolation Guideline To Support Pediatric Development
Executive Summary
The International Council for Harmonisation took several key decisions at it latest meeting in Canada, such as developing a new dedicated guideline on extrapolation, admitting a group representing the world's leading pharmaceutical inspectorates as an observer, and adopting revised rules and procedures to ensure the ICH remains ‘agile’ as it grows.
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