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I can help, but “FDA pediatric exclusivity granted drugs” can mean two different things, and the exact list depends on which definition you mean: 1) Pediatric Exclusivity (PREA) / Pediatric Review and exclusivity awards under FD&C Act §505A / §505B (i.e., drugs that received an extra 6 months or priority review—often reported in FDA’s pediatric exclusivity letters/approvals). 2) Pediatric exclusivity for marketing exclusivity extensions under the Hatch-Waxman framework (commonly tracked via Orange Book “pediatric exclusivity” flags—but not all FDA pages match the same wording). Also, you asked for years 2020–2024, which requires pulling FDA’s specific award/letter or Orange Book datasets for each year.
Which one do you want? - A) “Drugs that received FDA pediatric exclusivity (6-month extension) during 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024” (most common meaning), or - B) “Drugs that had pediatric labeling/exam requirements (PREA pediatric assessment/requests) in those years,” or - C) “Drugs granted pediatric exclusivity per Orange Book (with pediatric exclusivity periods) for those years”? If you confirm A / B / C, I’ll return a year-by-year list for 2020–2024 with: - drug name + active ingredient - application type (if available—e.g., NDA/BLA/505(b)(2)) - sponsor/manufacturer - FDA approval/exclusivity grant date (year) - exclusivity type (e.g., 6-month extension) and link/source.
If you want, you can also tell me whether you prefer only drugs (no biologics) or include both NDAs and BLAs.
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