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Clinical pharmacology
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Food and Drug Administration
Drug development
PK/PD models
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Pharmacology
Clinical research

Description of the Particular Matter to Which the Waiver Applies: The committee will discuss the clinical pharmacology aspects of pediatric clinical trial design and dosing to optimize pediatric drug development. FDA wi

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