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Advancing Pharmacoequity Globally: Reflections from the ASCPT Development, Regulatory, and Outcomes Network
Priya Jayachandran1, Mayur K Ladumor2, Georgios Vlasakakis3
1Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Tarrytown, New York, USA.
Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics
|February 13, 2026
Summary
The ASCPT Development, Regulatory, and Outcomes (DRO) network advances global health equity by ensuring all individuals receive high-quality, evidence-based therapies, regardless of background. This work aims to reduce health disparities through pharmacoequity.
Area of Science:
- Clinical pharmacology
- Translational sciences
- Health equity research
Background:
- The American Society for Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics (ASCPT) aims to reduce health disparities.
- The Development, Regulatory, and Outcomes (DRO) network within ASCPT focuses on advancing pharmacoequity.
- Pharmacoequity ensures equitable access to high-quality, evidence-based therapies for all individuals, irrespective of race, ethnicity, geography, or socioeconomic status.
Purpose of the Study:
- To highlight the contributions of the ASCPT DRO network in advancing global pharmacoequity.
- To identify priority areas for improving health outcomes and reducing disparities.
Main Methods:
- This is a perspective piece, not an empirical study.
- It involves a review and synthesis of the ASCPT DRO network's initiatives and goals.
- Focuses on the conceptual framework of pharmacoequity.
Main Results:
- The ASCPT DRO network is actively working towards the goal of pharmacoequity.
- Key contributions and ongoing efforts are detailed.
- Priority areas for future work are outlined to foster equitable health outcomes.
Conclusions:
- Advancing pharmacoequity is crucial for reducing health disparities.
- The ASCPT DRO network plays a significant role in this mission.
- Continued focus on identified priority areas will be essential for achieving equitable health outcomes globally.
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