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Proposal for regulatory risk mitigation measures for human pharmaceutical residues in the environment
CTA. Moermond, C. Berg, U. Bergstrom, L. Bielská, MG. Evandri, M. Franceschin, D. Gildemeister, MHMM. Montforts
Language English Country Netherlands
Document type Journal Article
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- Pharmaceutical Preparations * MeSH
- Humans MeSH
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- Humans MeSH
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- Journal Article MeSH
Environmental risks of human pharmaceutical products should be made transparent and mitigated as far as possible. We propose to apply a risk mitigation scheme to the marketing authorisation of human medicinal products which is pragmatic and tailored, and thus will not increase the burden to regulators and industry too much. This scheme takes into account increasing knowledge and accuracy of the environmental risk estimates, applying preliminary risk mitigation when risks are determined based on model estimates, and definitive, more strict and far-reaching risk mitigation when risks are based on actual measured environmental concentrations. Risk mitigation measures should be designed to be effective, proportional, easy to implement, and in line with current (other) legislation, as well as not being a burden to the patient/health care professionals. Furthermore, individual risk mitigation measures are proposed for products showing environmental risks, while general risk mitigation measures can be applied to all products to reduce the overall burden of pharmaceuticals in the environment. In order to effectively mitigate risk, linking marketing authorisation legislation to environmental legislation is essential.
German Environment Agency Wörlitzer Platz 1 06846 Dessau Roßlau Germany
Italian Medicines Agency Via del Tritone 181 00187 Rome Italy
RECETOX Faculty of Science Masaryk University Kotlarska 2 Brno Czech Republic
State Institute for Drug Control Šrobárova 48 100 41 Prague Czech Republic
Swedish Medical Products Agency P O Box 26 SE 751 03 Uppsala Sweden
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