Bioequivalence and Statistics in Clinical Pharmacology covers the applications and basic elements of the theory of statistical methods in clinical pharmacology. It establishes techniques used in the assessment of bioequivalence and describes the use of statistics in clinical pharmacology studies of safety, ECG monitoring, efficacy, and population pharmacokinetics. The authors demonstrate study design, analysis, and interpretation of data using real data examples. The book emphasizes regulatory applications related to drug development and features a wide range of datasets as well as SAS and SPLUS code available on the Internet.