Harmonising regulatory approval for antibiotics in children

  25 January 2021

Antimicrobial resistance represents a substantial threat to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with a large impact on the health of children worldwide. However, very few paediatric trials for new antibiotics have been done to inform the optimal treatment of multidrug-resistant infections in children. The current drug regulatory framework has evolved from a system that rightly aimed to protect children, yet remains governed by interpretation of laws established in response to historical incidents involving agents that caused harm.

Author(s): Phoebe C M Williams, John Bradley Emmanuel Roilides, Linus Olson Sheldon Kaplan, Irja Lutsar Carlo Giaquinto, Daniel K Benjamin, Mike Sharland
Effective Surveillance   Kids and Carers  
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