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Summary of Proposed International Nonproprietary Names (INN) List 112

Date and Publisher:

• Published by the World Health Organization (WHO) on January 16, 2014, and officially published in WHO Drug Information, Volume 28, Issue 4.

Purpose:
This document lists a series of Proposed International Nonproprietary Names (Proposed INN) for new chemical substances or pharmaceutical preparations. These proposed names are put forward for consideration by the INN Expert Group before being evaluated by the World Health Organization (WHO) for inclusion into the list of Recommended International Nonproprietary Names.

Key Details:

• The notice clarifies that the inclusion of a name in the Proposed INN list does not imply any recommendation of the substance for use.
• The list is under consideration by the WHO with a four-month period (until May 15, 2015) for comments or formal objections.
• All formal objections must specify the objecting party, their interest, and the grounds for objection.
• If no formal objections are filed, or if all previously filed objections are withdrawn, WHO may select the name as a Recommended INN.

Proposed INN: List 112

This list contains names suggested for various pharmaceutical substances with details including:

• Latin names (Pharmaceutical拉丁名称)
• English names
• Spanish names (Spanish: xx)
• French names

For example:

• Abemaciclibum: Antineoplastic.
• Amiselimodum: Immunosuppressive.
  Not all entries are repeated here, but all follow the same pattern above.

Attached Documents:

• Contains additional lists and guidance articles governing the selection and substitution of INNs.

Conclusion:

This document is part of WHO's process to regulate the naming of new drugs, ensuring that uniformly accepted names are used globally for better identification and safety in medical practices.