オーストラリアTGA/Complementary Medicinesの規制フレームワークに関するプレゼン資料
11/10付でオーストラリアTGAから「TGA presentation: Complementary Medicines Regulatory (CMA) Annual Conference, 26 October 2017」と題して、“Complementary Medicines”に関するプレゼン資料が公開されています。
サプタイトルに「Update on Reforms to the Regulatory Framework for Complementary Medicines 」とあるので、“Complementary Medicines”の規制フレームワーク改正に基づく内容と思われます。
ちなみに、“Complementary Medicines”というジャンル、本邦では馴染みがありませんが、TGAの定義によれば以下の通りです。
Therapeutic goods consisting wholly or principally of one or more designated active ingredients, each or which has a clearly established identity and
a. a traditional use OR
b. any other use prescribed in the regulations
Schedule 14 of the Therapeutic Goods Regulations 1990 defines the following as 'designated active ingredients':
1. an amino acid
2. charcoal
3. a choline salt
4. an essential oil
5. plant or herbal material (or a synthetically produced substitute for material of that kind), including plant fibres, enzymes, algae, fungi, cellulose and derivatives of cellulose and chlorophyll
6. a homoeopathic preparation
7. a microorganism, whole or extracted, except a vaccine
8. a mineral including a mineral salt and a naturally occurring mineral
9. a mucopolysaccharide
10. non-human animal material (or a synthetically produced substitute for material of that kind) including dried material, bone and cartilage, fats and oils and other extracts or concentrates
11. a lipid, including an essential fatty acid or phospholipid
12. a substance produced by or obtained from bees, including royal jelly, bee pollen and propolis
13. a sugar, polysaccharide or carbohydrate
14. a vitamin or provitamin
本邦において、これら品目に関係する企業がどれだけあるのか存じませんが、ご参考まで。
関係者及び興味のある方は、下記URLのウェブサイト並びにサイト内の資料をご参照ください。
https://www.tga.gov.au/tga-presentation-complementary-medicines-regulatory-cma-annual-conference-26-october-2017
サプタイトルに「Update on Reforms to the Regulatory Framework for Complementary Medicines 」とあるので、“Complementary Medicines”の規制フレームワーク改正に基づく内容と思
ちなみに、“Complementary Medicines”というジャンル、
Therapeutic goods consisting wholly or principally of one or more designated active ingredients, each or which has a clearly established identity and
a. a traditional use OR
b. any other use prescribed in the regulations
Schedule 14 of the Therapeutic Goods Regulations 1990 defines the following as 'designated active ingredients':
1. an amino acid
2. charcoal
3. a choline salt
4. an essential oil
5. plant or herbal material (or a synthetically produced substitute for material of that kind), including plant fibres, enzymes, algae, fungi, cellulose and derivatives of cellulose and chlorophyll
6. a homoeopathic preparation
7. a microorganism, whole or extracted, except a vaccine
8. a mineral including a mineral salt and a naturally occurring mineral
9. a mucopolysaccharide
10. non-human animal material (or a synthetically produced substitute for material of that kind) including dried material, bone and cartilage, fats and oils and other extracts or concentrates
11. a lipid, including an essential fatty acid or phospholipid
12. a substance produced by or obtained from bees, including royal jelly, bee pollen and propolis
13. a sugar, polysaccharide or carbohydrate
14. a vitamin or provitamin
本邦において、
関係者及び興味のある方は、下記URLのウェブサイト並びにサイ
https://www.tga.gov.au/tga-
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