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Something is moving in European drug research for children, but a more focused effort concerning all therapeutic needs is necessary
  1. C Pandolfini,
  2. M Bonati
  1. Laboratory for Mother and Child Health, “Mario Negri” Pharmacological Research Institute, Milan, Italy
  1. Chiara Pandolfini, Laboratory for Mother and Child Health, “Mario Negri” Pharmacological Research Institute, Via Giuseppe La Masa 19, 20156 Milan, Italy; pandolfini{at}marionegri.it

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There is a well-recognised lack of suitable paediatric therapies. This is caused by the great difficulty in performing paediatric clinical trials. However, a recent assessment1 evaluating and comparing ongoing and published paediatric drug-therapy trials found that significant therapeutic research efforts are ongoing.

The analysis examined data from both clinical trials in the Drug Evaluation in Children (DEC-net) European register of paediatric drug therapy trials2 and published articles, and compared the results with the WHO European Region Top 7 Burden of Disease data …

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