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New Pediatric Labeling Information Database
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N = 470
n = 428 with New Pediatric Studies; n = 42 with No New Pediatric Studies
BPCA only = 153; BPCA + PREA = 63; PREA only = 205; Rule = 48; None = 1

Pediatric Labeling Changes as of May 21, 2013

This list highlights key pediatric information from the studies submitted in response to pediatric legislative initiatives. CBER regulated products have an asterisk (*) by the proper name. To obtain all the information for a pediatric labeling change, select the pediatric labeling date in the first column of the database to reveal the additional information. To view all records in the database, select the All button at the bottom of the page. To search for a specific pediatric labeling change, enter the trade name or generic name in the Filter box and select Show Items. Note: CBER and CDER regulated biologics with pediatric labeling changes before 9/27/2007 are excluded from the database.

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   No. of Records Found:  471
Pediatric Labeling Date Trade Name Generic Name or Proper Name (*) Indications Studied Label Changes Summary Therapeutic Category
04/04/2000 Humalog Injection insulin lispro Type 1 diabetes * Approved for use in the pediatric population; instructions on use of the diluted product in the pediatric population Antidiabetic
03/17/2000 Lamisil AT Spray Pump terbinafine Jock itch, athletes foot, ringworm * Approved for OTC use Antifungal, topical
02/04/2000 Tri-Nasal Spray triamcinolone Allergic rhinitis * Approved down to 12 years of age Anti-inflammatory, topical
01/12/2000 Advil ibuprofen Fever, minor aches & pain, cold symptoms * Extended age range from 2 years to 6 months for the over-the-counter use based on a large safety database (14,291 patients) Analgesic; Antipyretic
12/08/1999 Alocril nedocromil Allergic Conjunctivitis * Approved down to 3 years of age Antihistamine, topical
11/08/1999 Omnicef cefdinir Bronchitis * Approved for use in adolescents Antibiotic
10/22/1999 Zantac ranitidine Gastroesophageal Reflux * Small studies in newborns 0 to 1 month receiving ECMO did not demonstrate efficacy but provided information on dose and PK Antiulcerative
09/24/1999 Alamast pemirolast Allergic Conjunctivitis * Safety and effectiveness established down to 3 years Antihistamine, topical
09/17/1999 Accolate Tablets zafirlukast Prophylaxis and chronic treatment of asthma * Approved down to 7 years of age; efficacy extrapolated from demonstrated efficacy in patients 15 years and older Antiasthmatic
08/24/1999 Ceftin Oral Suspension cefuroxime Acute bacterial sinusitis * Approved down to 3 years of age Antibiotic
08/18/1999 Derma-Smoothe/FS Topical Oil fluocinolone Atopic dermatitis * Approved down to 6 years of age; previously approved in adults only Anti-inflammatory, topical
07/26/1999 Relenza Rotadisk zanamivir Treatment of influenza A and B * New indication approved down to 12 years of age Antiviral
07/23/1999 Topamax Tablets topiramate Adjunctive treatment of partial onset seizures and generalized tonic clonic seizures * Approved down to 2 years of age Anticonvulsant
07/14/1999 Omnicef cefdinir Otitis media * Approved 5-day treatment regimen; previously labeled for a 5-10 day treatment regimen Antibiotic
07/09/1999 Tagamet HB 200 Liquid OTC cimetidine Heartburn and indigestion * New indication approved down to 12 years of age; new OTC suspension Antiulcerative
07/02/1999 Zaditor Ophthalmic Soln. ketotifen fumarate Allergic conjunctivitis * Approved down to 3 years of age; efficacy extrapolated from adult data Antihistamine, topical
06/17/1999 Cutivate Cream fluticasone propionate Treatment of corticosteroid responsive dermatoses * Extended the age range from 5 years down to 3 months of age Anti-inflammatory, topical
04/15/1999 Motrin ibuprofen Fever, minor aches & pain, cold symptoms * Extended age range from 2 years to 6 months for the over-the-counter use based on a large safety database (27,000 patients) Analgesic; Antipyretic
12/17/1998 Ziagen abacavir HIV infection * Labeling for 3 months - 12 years * Information on dose, efficacy, PK parameters and AE profile Antiviral
10/15/1998 Versed midazolam Sedation/anxiolysis/ amnesia * Specified the effective dose, effective dose range, and time of onset * Defined volume of distribution and similarity to adult protein binding and elimination * Additional information on AE's and warnings about concomitant medications * Identified a subpopulation (children with congenital heart disease and pulmonary hypertension) at higher risk for AE's and the need to start therapy at the lower end of the dosing range Hypnotic
02/10/1998 Amerge naratriptan Migraine *Su mmary is pending Antimigraine

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Products in this table are listed by labeling change date in descending order and fell within the scope of the Pediatric Rule, the Best Pharmaceuticals for Children Act (BPCA), and the Pediatric Research Equity Act (PREA), and contain new pediatric information. All other labeling changes are based on information from clinical trials in pediatric patients. This list only serves to highlight key information affecting the pediatric population at the time the particular application was approved resulting from the studies performed for the Pediatric Rule, BPCA and PREA.

Helpful Links:
Drug and therapeutic biological labeling:
http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cder/drugsatfda/index.cfm

Biological labeling and reviews:
http://www.fda.gov/AboutFDA/CentersOffices/CBER/ucm122938.htm

BPCA 2002 Review Summaries:
http://www.fda.gov/Drugs/DevelopmentApprovalProcess/DevelopmentResources/ucm161894.htm

**The Protopam labeling change is an exception. The labeling change is included in the Pediatric Labeling Changes Table even though it was not triggered by BPCA or PREA.

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