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A Healthy Volunteer Trial to Gain Information About the Blood Concentrations of PF-06412562 After Oral Administration of a Modified Release Formulation in Fasted and Fed Conditions
The study is designed to understand the blood concetration of PF-06412562 and its metabolite, PF-06663872, following a single oral dose of a modified release formulation. The study will include two doses of the PF-06412562 modified release formulation to understand the proportionality. Effect of food on absorption of PF-06412562 from the modified release formulation will also be investigated in this study.
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