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Gedeon Richter Plc. — Reagila EMA EPAR variation assessment report (EMEA/H/C/002770, 2017)

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Report summary

Gedeon Richter Plc. sought to extend the marketing authorization for Reagila (cariprazine) by introducing an orodispersible tablet formulation for adult schizophrenia patients, aiming to improve compliance, especially for those with swallowing difficulties. The application included an updated Risk Management Plan and addressed legal and pediatric requirements. Bioequivalence studies were central to the assessment, demonstrating that the new formulation is bioequivalent to the existing hard capsules for the 1.5 mg strength when taken without water. Although one study showed a slightly lower Cmax when dispersed in water, this was considered clinically insignificant due to cariprazine's pharmacokinetic profile. The report concluded that the new formulation maintains a positive benefit-risk balance for schizophrenia treatment.

Key findings — cited to the page

Number of subjects randomized64 EU-KIFO-CAR-02-2020 · p.18
Number of subjects who received investigational product at least once62 EU-KIFO-CAR-02-2020 · p.18
Total TEAEs reported98 EU-KIFO-CAR-01-2020 · p.18
TEAEs after Test treatment54 EU-KIFO-CAR-01-2020 · p.18
Marketing authorization submission date22 June 2023 Reagila · p.5
New pharmaceutical form introducedorodispersible tablets Reagila · p.5
Indication for new pharmaceutical formtreatment of schizophrenia in adult patients Reagila · p.5
EMA Decision on Paediatric Investigation Plan (PIP)P/0162/2023 · p.5
Procedure start date13 July 2023 · p.6
CHMP positive opinion date30 May 2024 Reagila · p.6
Lifetime morbidity risk of schizophreniaabout 1 percent worldwide · p.7
Number of subjects randomized54 EU-KIFO-CAR-01-2020 · p.18

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