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International Regulatory Environment for the Abuse Liability Evaluation Conference on Preclinical Abuse Liability Testing, October 19-20, 2006, Annapolis MD. Willem Scholten PharmD, MPA Quality Assurance and Safety: Medicin Department of Medicines Policy and Standards

Drug Control Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs (1961) Convention on Psychotropic Substances (1971) Substances liable for abuse

Drug Control Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (1988) Precursors (starting materials) for producing drugs in the other two conventions

The UN system and drugs Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND) Meets annually in March in Vienna International Narcotics Control Board (INCB) Vienna United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) Vienna World Health Organization (WHO) Geneva

The WHO and drugs Substance evaluation Access to Controlled Medications Mental health and substance abuse Nomination of 3 INCB members

The WHO and substance evaluation For 1961 Convention: WHO assesses abuse liability capability to produce ill effects For 1971 Convention: WHO is determinative as to medical and scientific matters

The CND and substance evaluation For 1961 Convention: CND can accept or reject WHO recommendation For 1971 Convention: CND can take into regard economic, social, legal, administrative and other factors it may consider relevant CND can choose for other schedule than recommended

The WHO and substance evaluation Expert Advisory Panels Expert Advisory Panel on Drug Dependence (Dependence Liability Evaluation) Expert Committees eligible experts: members from all panels Expert Committee on Drug Dependence (ECDD) In practice from : Expert Adv Panel on Drug Dependence some pharmaceutical panels

Expert Committee on Drug Dependence (ECDD) Recently members from Expert Advisory Panels on Drug Dependence (Dependence Liability Evaluation) Drug Evaluation Drug Policies and Management International Pharmacopoeia and Pharmaceutical Preparations

Expert Committee on Drug Dependence (ECDD) Expert Committee on Habit-Forming Drugs (1949) Expert Committee on Drugs Liable to Produce Addiction (1950 1956) Expert Committee on Addiction-Producing Drugs (1957 1964) Expert Committee on Dependence-Producing Drugs (1965 1966) Expert Committee on Drug Dependence (ECDD) (1969 present)

Expert Committee on Drug Dependence (ECDD) Links to all ECDD reports 1949 2006 are available at www.who.int/medicines Report of 34th ECDD (March 28-31, 2006): in preparation

Evaluation procedure Guidelines for the WHO review of dependenceproduci psychoactive substances for international control (WHO/EDM/QSM/2000.5) See: www.who.int/medicinedocs/collect/edmweb/ pdf/whozip40e/whozip40e.pdf or www.who.int/medicines

Evaluation procedure Step one: Pre-review Screening: critical review yes/no? Proposed by: WHO Secretariat ECDD Member Participating NGO

Pre-reviews Examples: amfepramone (2000) amineptine (2000) buprenorphine (2000) butorphanol (INN) (2002) carisoprodol (2000) dronabinol (2000) GHB (2006) ketamine (INN) (2002) khat (2002) oripavine (2002) pentazocine (2000) poppy straw (2000) tramadol (INN) (2000, 2006 zaleplon (INN) (2002) zopiclone (INN) (2002) Red: critical review was recommended

Evaluation procedure Step two: Critical review if notification from a country on request of CND 'positive' pre-review clandestinely manufacturing (no therapeutic use)* * If therapeutic use: pre-review first

Critical reviews Examples: 2C-B (2000) 4-MTA (2000) amfepramone (INN) (2002) amineptine (INN) (2002) buprenorphine (INN) (2002-2006) butorphanol (INN) (2006) diazepam (2000) dronabinol (INN) (2002-2006) GHB (2000) ketamine (INN) (2006 - ) khat (Catha edulis Forsk.) (2006 MBDB (2000) oripavine (2002-2006) tramadol (INN) (2002) zolpidem (2000) zopiclone (INN) (2006) Red: scheduling or change of the schedule was recommended

Evaluation procedure Critical review document: summary of available data WHO Secretariat collects and assembles data requests information through questionnaire to Member States to other relevant sources

Critical review document substance identification chemistry general pharmacology toxicology, including adverse reactions in humans pharmacokinetics dependence potential epidemiology of use and abuse; estimate of abuse potential nature and magnitude of public health problems national control therapeutic and industrial use production, consumption and international trade illicit manufacture and illicit traffic international control

Critical review document substance identification chemistry general pharmacology toxicology, including adverse reactions in humans pharmacokinetics dependence potential epidemiology of use and abuse; estimate of abuse potential nature and magnitude of public health problems national control therapeutic and industrial use production, consumption and international trade illicit manufacture and illicit traffic international control

Future review Substances for evaluation in the 35th ECDD (2008) (as far as identified by 34th ECDD) gamma-hydroxybutyrate (GHB) Critical gamma-butyrolactone(glb) Pre-review 1,4-butanediol (1,4-BD) Pre-review Need for animal data in cooperation with CPDD (a WHO Collaborating Centre)

Conclusion In WHO Substance evaluation Many aspects are considered Pre-clinical data: a smaller but important aspect in this process

International Regulatory Environment for the Abuse Liability Evaluation Willem Scholten PharmD, MPA Quality Assurance and Safety: Medicines Department of Medicines Policy and Standards scholtenw@who.int +41 22 79 15540