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First-in-human Challenges of Biologics and Biosimilars
Program Code:
107
Date:
Monday, June 25, 2012
Time:
10:00 AM to 11:30 AM
EST
CHAIR
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Royce Morrison MD CPI brought over 20 years' internal medicine practice experience to early phase research in 2002. PI, Dir. of Medical Affairs, then Dir. of Clinical Strategy, he has developed cardiac safety & radiolabeled study capabilities. He is a CP SIAC Core Committee member.
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PRESENTER
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Royce Morrison MD CPI brought over 20 years' internal medicine practice experience to early phase research in 2002. PI, Dir. of Medical Affairs, then Dir. of Clinical Strategy, he has developed cardiac safety & radiolabeled study capabilities. He is a CP SIAC Core Committee member.
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Lauren Black, Charles River Laboratories, United States
Dr. Clarke is the Vice President of Translational Medicine at ICON PLC. Dr Clarke trained in medicine and immunology at University College London. He has acted as Principal Investigator for over 300 Phase I studies and is Chair of the ABPI Experimental Medicine Expert network.
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Description
Prepare to move your biologic (or biosimilar) drug to a First-in-Human study. Hear from leading preclinical and Phase I investigators on how to identify safety risks and plan to mitigate them.
Learning Objectives:
Describe safety-related differences between biologics and small molecules, with implications for determining FIH dose, preparations for adverse event recognition and management, safety review, and dose escalation
Discuss factors of biosimilar versus small molecule drug development.