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Type 2 Diabetes PI P Overview Janina Karres, PhD Paediatric Medicines, EMA An agency of the European Union Number of PIPs: 16 Number of studies per PIP One Pivotal Study and one PK/ PD: 12/ 16 One Pivotal including PK sub-study:


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An agency of the European Union

Type 2 Diabetes PI P Overview

Janina Karres, PhD Paediatric Medicines, EMA

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Number of PIPs:

One Pivotal Study and one PK/ PD: 12/ 16 One Pivotal including PK sub-study: 2/ 16 Tw o Pivotals, one including PK sub-study: 2/ 16

  • > 18 pivotal studies
  • > 13 separate PK/ PD studies

Number of studies per PIP

16

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Type of Studies – Patient Population (Pivotal)

Monotherapy: 2/ 18 Add-on to Metformin: 6/ 18 Add-on to Metformin + / - Insulin: 1/ 18 Mixed population (Monotherapy and Add-on to Metformin): 7/ 18 Mixed population (Monotherapy and Add-on to Metformin or SU): 1/ 18 Mixed population (Monotherapy and Add-on to Insulin): 1/ 18

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Type of Studies- Patient Population (PK/ PD- single studies only)

Monotherapy: 5/ 13 Add-on to Metformin: 2/ 13 Mixed population (Monotherapy and Add-on to Metformin): 6/ 13

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Type of studies (pivotal)

2-arm study (Placebo and New Drug): 16/ 18 3-arm study (Placebo and New Drug and Metformin): 2/ 18 Parallel study arms: 18/ 18 Cross-over studies: 0/ 18 (Cross-over PK/ PD studies: 2/ 12)

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Patient Population (Pivotal Studies)

HbA1c values Monotherapy: HbA1c from 6 .5 % to 7 % up to 1 0 % Add-on: (to metformin or insulin or metformin + insulin ) HbA1c from 6 .5 % to 7 % up to 1 0 % Mixed Population: (monotherapy plus add-on to metformin or insulin or SU) HbA1c from 6 .5 % to 7 % up to 1 0 % to 1 1 %

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Patient Population (Pivotal Studies)

Allow previous glucose lowering agent: Insulin for less than 1 w / 4 w / 5 w / 6 w / 1 0 w within the 3 m onths prior to screening.

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Trail Duration (Pivotal Studies)

Placebo controlled treatment phase 3 months: 5/ 18 4 months: 7/ 18 6 months: 5/ 18 12 months: 1/ 18

One year exposure data for safety for all pivotal studies

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Endpoints (Pivotal Studies)

Primary endpoint: Mean change in HbA1c levels from baseline to 12/ 16/ 26 weeks, active versus placebo Secondary endpoints: Percentage of patients achieving HbA1c of < 6.5% and < 7% Change in fasting plasma glucose Body weight and BMI SDS (age and gender adjusted) Incidence of rescue treatment Lipid profile

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Endpoints (PIPs)

Secondary endpoint: Beta- Cell Function: 11/ 16 5 Gliptins 4 GLP1 analogue 1 Sodium glucose co-transporter 2 inhibitor 1 G-protein coupled receptor 40 agonist Method: - mostly C peptide levels (after standard meal)

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Number of patients per PIP (PK or PK/ PD and Pivotal Studies)

Total number of paediatric patients in all PIPs: 3 5 8 8 Total number of patients in all PK or PK/ PD Studies: 5 0 4 Average per PK or PK/ PD Study: 3 2 (range: 1 2 – 1 0 0 ) Total number of patients in all Pivotal Studies: 3 1 9 6 Average per Pivotal Study: 1 7 8 (range: 9 0 – 3 0 0 )

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Main differences amongst PIPs

Patient population within studies ( Mono-, Add-on, Mixed population) 2-arm study vs 3-arm study (pivotal) Previous glucose lowering agents Duration of placebo controlled treatment phase/ Timepoint of primary endpoint evaluation Large range of patients in PK/ PD studies