| SCALE UP |
Agnes Shanley
Continuous manufacturing may offer huge opportunities, but it will not be right for every facility or product. read more
| PEER-REVIEWED |
Orlando López
Protecting the integrity of raw data is crucial to regulatory compliance and to proving that manufacturing and quality operations are being run and managed properly.
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| ANALYTICS |
Ioscani Jiménez del Val
Close collaboration between academic and industrial groups is vital to ensuring glycosylation models are fit for deployment.
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| SUPPLY CHAIN |
Felicity Thomas
Proactive approaches that consider long-term supply chain security compliance are recommended to ensure companies stay on the right track.
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| GOOD LABORATORY PRACTICES |
Agnes Shanley
Quality and compliance depend on the right approaches to training, standard operating procedures, and validation. More tools are available to help ensure success.
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| FROM THE EDITOR |
Rita C. Peters
FDA's annual manufacturing report card shows more quality compliance is needed.
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| US REGULATORY WATCH |
Jill Wechsler
New agency leadership is pressed to promote innovation while addressing safety and quality issues.
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| ASK THE EXPERT |
Susan J. Schniepp
A good working relationship between sponsor and contractor will become invaluable when an OOS occurs, says Susan J. Schniepp, executive vice-president of post-approval pharma and distinguished fellow, Regulatory Compliance Associates.
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