Rivista di formazione e aggiornamento professionale del pediatra e del medico di base, fondata nel 1982. In collaborazione con l'Associazione Culturale Pediatri.
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Drug and Narcotic Control

23 articoli — 1998-2024 Include sottocategorie MeSH

RI Editoriali
Accesso libero
Quel che resta e quello che si spera per l’AIFA

Marchetti F.

2024/3 — pag. 143-144 — DOI

RI Lettere
Un apprezzamento per Medico e Bambino

Villani A, Marchetti F.

2024/2 — pag. 82-83 — DOI

RI Farmacoriflessioni
Accesso libero
Cure palliative pediatriche e uso di farmaci off-label

L. De Zen, F. Marchetti, E. Barbi, F. Benini

2019/2 — pag. 97-102

Paediatric palliative care (PPC) aims to ensure the control of symptoms and the best possible quality of life for patients whose underlying disease, characterised by an unstoppable evolution and negative prognosis, no longer responds to specific tr...

RI Farmacoriflessioni
Accesso libero
Registrazione, rimborso e uso appropriato dei farmacinon sono sinonimi: il caso del palivizumab

A. Addis, M. Bonati, F. Marchetti

2016/8 — pag. 507-512

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is a common reason for hospitalization of infants. Data from clinical trials showed that palivizumab reduced RSV hospitalization rates for premature infants. However, according to different sources of information s...

RI Farmacoriflessioni
I farmaci biosimilari

A. Genazzani

2015/6 — pag. 386-388

The physico-chemical properties of biotechnological drugs are tightly linked to their manufacturing process. Yet, pharmaceutical companies that wish to make important manufacturing changes to their process may do so as long as they follow ICHQ5E gu...

RI Editoriali
Accesso libero
Bambini e farmaci: da un uso off-label a un uso consapevole e informativo

F. Marchetti

2014/7 — pag. 415-416

RI Editoriali
Il caso di Avastin e Lucentis: big-pharma vs agenzie regolatorie

F. Marchetti

2014/3 — pag. 143-145

RI Il commento
Molte aspettative, pochi risultati

A. Addis

2013/8 — pag. 525-526

RI Farmacoriflessioni
Il Regolamento Pediatrico Europeo sui farmaci

F. Rossi, F. Marchetti

2013/8 — pag. 519-524

The European Commission has produced a report on the experience gained in the application of Regulation (EC) No. 1901/2006 concerning medicinal products for paediatric use. Six years after the entry into force of the Regulation, the report describe...

RI Farmacoriflessioni
Accesso libero
Sicurezza ed efficacia dei mucolitici in età pediatrica

L. Tartaglia, F. Trotta e i componenti del Working Group Pediatrico dell’AIFA

2011/2 — pag. 110-113

Following a signal from France, which showed an increase in the cases of bronchial obstruction and worsening respiratory disorders in children under 2 years of age treated with mucolytics, the Italian Drug Agency (AIFA) has revised the risk/benefit...

RI Farmacoriflessioni
La prima lista dei farmaci cardiovascolari autorizzati per un uso pediatrico

Working Group Pediatrico dell’AIFA

2010/3 — pag. 172-176

29 off label drugs that are necessary and irreplaceable to treat cardiovascular pathologies in children are legitimized by the paediatric working group of the Italian Medicines Agency (AIFA). Thus, their use is authorized and they can be supplied b...

RI Editoriali
Accesso libero
L'AIFA al servizio dei bambini

M. Bonati

2008/9 — pag. 551-553

EL Il commento
Accesso libero
La politica sul farmaco in Italia: i disastri colposi e i meriti

F. Marchetti

2008/6

RI Editoriali
Accesso libero
Bambini e farmaci: le prospettive regolatoriee informative

F. Rocchi

2007/9 — pag. 551

RI Farmacoriflessioni
Accesso libero
Farmaci e utilizzo “wrong-label” in pediatria. L’esempio del paracetamolo, del salbutamolo e dell’amoxicillina

I. L'Erario, A. di Benedetto, J. Bua, S. Norbedo, E. Barbi, F. Marchetti

2007/9 — pag. 580-585

Two thirds of the drugs prescribed for children are off-label. However, off-label is not synonymous with incorrect, since it often represents the most rational, evidence-based therapy. One aspect of the off-label problem in paediatrics depends on the...

RI Ricerca
Le priorità associate all’uso dei farmaci “off-label”

F. Marchetti, J. Bua, S. Demarini, et al.

2005/8 — pag. 527-531

Two thirds of the drugs prescribed for children are off-label. However, off-label is not synonymous with incorrect, since it often represents the most rational, evidence-based therapy. Existing data on the use of off-label in children are based on ...

RI Editoriali
Un Prontuario Europeo dei farmaci per i bambini?

M. Bonati, C. Pandolfini

2003/9 — pag. 563-564

RI Editoriali
Accesso libero
Incompetenza, confusione, fanatismo

M&B

1998/1 — pag. 8