Medication adherence is a growing concern for public health and poor adherence to therapy
has been associated with poor health outcomes and higher costs for patients. Interventions …

Oral pediatric formulations are either ready-to-use or require manipulation and multiuse or
single-use. Strong encouragement for preservative-free pediatric formulations has resulted …

The paucity of evidence-based data on formulation characteristics preferred by the children
is known to limit the design of tailored paediatric dosage forms. The European Paediatric …

Older adults represent the major target population for oral medications, due to the high
prevalence of multimorbidity. To allow for successful pharmacological treatments, patients …

Both drug delivery performance and various age-related physical, mental and physiological
changes can affect drug effectiveness and safety in elderly patients. The many drug delivery …

Taste refers to those sensations perceived through taste buds on the tongue and oral cavity.
The unpleasant taste of drugs leads to the refusal of taking the medicine in the paediatric …

The production of paediatric pharmaceutical forms represents a unique challenge within the
pharmaceutical industry. The primary goal of these formulations is to ensure therapeutic …

Abstract Orodispersible Thin Films (OTFs) are the most innovative and patient-centered
novel drug delivery systems. Many Pharmaceutical companies and academic experts across …

Despite advances in regulations and initiatives to increase pediatric medicine development,
there is still an unmet need for age-appropriate medicines for children. The availability of …

Medication adherence in pediatric patients is a key factor in drug development and dosage
form design. High medication adherence is not only important to achieve the expected …