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<abstract>About two-thirds of drugs that are prescribed for children have
not been studied and labeled for pediatric use, placing children 
at risk of being exposed to ineffective treatment or incorrect	 
dosing. The Best Pharmaceuticals for Children Act (BPCA), enacted
in 2002, encourages the manufacturers, or sponsors, of drugs that
still have marketing exclusivity--that is, are on-patent--to	 
conduct pediatric drug studies, as requested by the Food and Drug
Administration (FDA). If they do so, FDA may extend for 6 months 
the period during which no equivalent generic drugs can be	 
marketed. This is referred to as pediatric exclusivity. BPCA also
provides for the study of off-patent drugs. GAO was asked to	 
testify on the study and labeling of drugs for pediatric use	 
under BPCA. This testimony is based on Pediatric Drug Research:  
Studies Conducted under Best Pharmaceuticals for Children Act,	 
GAO-07-557 (Mar. 22, 2007). GAO assessed (1) the extent to which 
pediatric drug studies were being conducted under BPCA for	 
on-patent drugs, (2) the extent to which pediatric drug studies  
were being conducted under BPCA for off-patent drugs, and (3) the
impact of BPCA on the labeling of drugs for pediatric use and the
process by which the labeling was changed. GAO examined data	 
about the drugs for which FDA requested studies under BPCA from  
2002 through 2005 and interviewed relevant federal officials.</abstract>
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