October 2015
Volume 39, No. 10 |
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|Focus|
Adeline Siew, PhD
New formulations that enhance bioavailability, optimize drug-delivery profiles, reduce dosing frequency, or improve patient experience have the potential to deliver quicker returns on investments than developing a completely new drug.
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|PEER-REVIEW RESEARCH|
Richard J. Forsyth
An integrated approach can improve the efficiency of cleaning validation studies. read more |
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|REGULATORY WATCH|
Jill Wechsler
Manufacturers challenge details in new policies designed to promote access to important therapies. read more |
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PharmTech October Issue
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Sean Milmo
The complexity of new packaging regulations laid out in the Falsified Medicines Directive could threaten the existence of smaller pharma and packaging companies.
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|FORMULATION|
Thomas P. Friebe, Firouz Asgarzadeh, Ann Gray, Kevin Hughes, Johann-Philipp Hebestreit, Yvonne Rosiaux, Mahmud Yunis, and Amina Faham
This article looks at the current status of alcohol-induced dose dumping of modified-release formulations and the need for regulatory harmonization in handling this challenge.
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Aileen La, Ananda Seneviratne, Gaya Ratnaswamy, and Jihea Park
High-throughput dynamic light scattering effectively screens for optimal ADC formulations by investigating the effects of buffer conditions and temperature on aggregation.
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|QUALITY|
Parveen Bhandola
Managing change and overcoming employee resistance and fear requires a proactive approach. read more
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|PROCESS CONTROL|
Jennifer Markarian
Using ISA-88 batch architecture standards can simplify communication between manufacturing execution and process control systems to improve the efficiency of such human activities as sampling and electronic batch recordkeeping.
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|API SYNTHESIS & MANUFACTURING|
Cynthia A. Challener
Safer solid reagents and new coupling chemistry are important developments.
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|OUTSOURCING OUTLOOK|
Jim Miller
Despite emergence of biologics, small-molecule APIs benefit from industry growth.
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|TROUBLESHOOTING|
Jamie Clayton
Dynamic properties provide insight into powder behavior, such as flow rate in feeders.
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|PACKAGING FORUM|
Hallie Forcinio
Manufacturers of parenteral drugs face challenges to increase efficiency, control particulates, control extractables and leachables, and eliminate product/package interactions; new containers and packaging equipment offer increased options.
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|ASK THE EXPERT|
Susan J. Schniepp and Andrew Harrison
Susan Schniepp, distinguished fellow, and Andrew Harrison, chief regulatory affairs officer and general counsel, both of Regulatory Compliance Associates, discuss performing investigations of biological products.
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|VIEWPOINT|
Alice Till
In the development of biopharmaceuticals and pharmaceuticals, the line is blurring.
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|Webcasts|
Sponsored by Dow Ion exchange resins have long been in the formulator’s toolkit, but only recently have they been used as excipients. Learn the value and benefits ion exchange resins bring to drug formulation challenges such as taste masking, abuse deterrence, controlled release, and more.
Sponsored by Thermo Fisher Scientific Peptide quantitative analysis requires workflows that deliver high levels of data quality while balancing the needs of sample throughput and regulatory compliance. Learn how advances in sample preparation can enable greater speed, reproducibility, and improved data quality.
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Addressing Pharma Industry Issues
Trends and Concerns in Capsule Production
Pharma & Biopharma Outsourcing Association
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|Events|
October 25–29, 2015 | Orlando, FL, USA
October 27–29, 2015 | Philadelphia, PA
December 08–10, 2015 | Philadelphia, PA
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