Authors


Katherine Tyner

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Perspectives on Quality Attributes of Drug Products Containing Nanomaterials

In this article, the contents of a stimulus article produced by the joint subcommittee of the USP Expert Committees on Dosage Forms, Physical Analysis, and Excipients and relevant comments from a workshop session are summarized.


Eloise Welfare

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Perspectives on Quality Attributes of Drug Products Containing Nanomaterials

In this article, the contents of a stimulus article produced by the joint subcommittee of the USP Expert Committees on Dosage Forms, Physical Analysis, and Excipients and relevant comments from a workshop session are summarized.


Norbert Maurer

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Perspectives on Quality Attributes of Drug Products Containing Nanomaterials

In this article, the contents of a stimulus article produced by the joint subcommittee of the USP Expert Committees on Dosage Forms, Physical Analysis, and Excipients and relevant comments from a workshop session are summarized.


Munir Hussain

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Perspectives on Quality Attributes of Drug Products Containing Nanomaterials

In this article, the contents of a stimulus article produced by the joint subcommittee of the USP Expert Committees on Dosage Forms, Physical Analysis, and Excipients and relevant comments from a workshop session are summarized.


Lawrence Block

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Perspectives on Quality Attributes of Drug Products Containing Nanomaterials

In this article, the contents of a stimulus article produced by the joint subcommittee of the USP Expert Committees on Dosage Forms, Physical Analysis, and Excipients and relevant comments from a workshop session are summarized.


Myke Scoggins

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Perspectives on Quality Attributes of Drug Products Containing Nanomaterials

In this article, the contents of a stimulus article produced by the joint subcommittee of the USP Expert Committees on Dosage Forms, Physical Analysis, and Excipients and relevant comments from a workshop session are summarized.


Thomas Tice

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Perspectives on Quality Attributes of Drug Products Containing Nanomaterials

In this article, the contents of a stimulus article produced by the joint subcommittee of the USP Expert Committees on Dosage Forms, Physical Analysis, and Excipients and relevant comments from a workshop session are summarized.


Clinton Weber

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Quality by Design: A CMO's Perspective on Gaining Knowledge Faster and Better

Traditional project decision-making is compared with a QbD approach.


Lauren Lavelle

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Biologics Facilities Expand and Establish New Locations in 2021

The latest news about biologics facilities includes various expansions, new locations, and acquisitions in the bio/pharmaceutical space.


Elizabeth Joseph

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Detecting Residual Moisture in Lyophilized Product

There are several common methods for detecting residual moisture in drug products that have been lyophilized; here are some key points to consider when selecting a method or developing one.


George Collins

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Mitigating the Risk from Excipient Variability

This article reviews sources of excipient variability, including raw materials and processing, both of which may vary from supplier to supplier and from plant to plant for a single manufacturer.


Katherine Ulman

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Additives and Processing Aids in Pharmaceutical Excipients

This article seeks to encourage continued dialogue among stakeholders to achieve consensus regarding excipient additives and processing aids.


Douglas G. Muse

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Understanding Concomitant Components in Pharmaceutical Excipients

Viewpoint: Continued dialogue among pharma stakeholders is needed to achieve consensus regarding excipient composition.


Joseph Zeleznik

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Additives and Processing Aids in Pharmaceutical Excipients

This article seeks to encourage continued dialogue among stakeholders to achieve consensus regarding excipient additives and processing aids.


Elizabeth Tocce

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Polymer Influence on the Rheological Properties of Co-Processed Microcrystalline Cellulose and Sodium Carboxymethylcellulose

In this study, researchers evaluated the colloidal microcrystalline cellulose (cMCC) suspending agent—a co-processed material of microcrystalline cellulose and sodium carboxymethyl cellulose (NaCMC)—by using a representative pharmaceutical-grade commercial version of cMCC.


Indu Javeri

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Accelerating Biosimilar Analysis

Mass spectrometry should be utilized effectively to optimize biosimilar analysis, which can reduce development time and cost.


Todd Mollner

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Integrating Powder Characterization into Raw Material Selection and Process Optimization

As tests at GSK have shown, integrating powder testing into overall operations can optimize process understanding, and with it, raw material selection, equipment design, and process development.


Raquel Barros

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Inhalation Drug Delivery: The Impact of Particle Size Reduction

Research compared the properties of corticosteroids processed by wet and dry milling for use in inhalation formulations.


Sérgio Silva

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Inhalation Drug Delivery: The Impact of Particle Size Reduction

Research compared the properties of corticosteroids processed by wet and dry milling for use in inhalation formulations.


Andreia Lopes

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Inhalation Drug Delivery: The Impact of Particle Size Reduction

Research compared the properties of corticosteroids processed by wet and dry milling for use in inhalation formulations.


Dassault Systèmes

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Transform Your Lab Workflows and Resource Utilization

***December 8, 2020 at 10am EST| 3pm GMT| 4pm CET*** Join this live webcast to learn more about a unique and powerful integration between lab scheduling and lab procedure execution, leading to an 80% reduction in time spent planning and organizing work as well as 10x reduction in compliance risk through standardized processes..*** On demand available after final airing until Dec. 8, 2021.***


PDA

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The PDA Pharmaceutical Microbiology Conference: The Hottest Ticket in the Industry

Get a glimpse of the power and popularity behind the PDA Pharmaceutical Microbiology Conference from two planning committee members, Julia Marre, PhD (Associate Director, Scientific and Regulatory Affairs at Pocket Naloxone Corp) and Dawn Watson (Executive Director, Global Micro Quality and Sterility Assurance at Merck). This candid conversation reveals why this industry event is so influential…and always sold out! The speakers discuss what makes the PDA Pharmaceutical Microbiology Conference so vital to industry professionals, as well as how to become a part of this dynamic professional community.


J. Mark Wiggins

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Specification Equivalence—A Practical Approach

In this first of a four-part series, the authors provide an introduction to a practical approach for establishing specification equivalence. The regulatory basis and compliance examples from FDA observations and warning letters are included to support the need for an effective process.


Joseph A. Albanese

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Specification Equivalence—A Practical Approach

In this first of a four-part series, the authors provide an introduction to a practical approach for establishing specification equivalence. The regulatory basis and compliance examples from FDA observations and warning letters are included to support the need for an effective process.


Hubert Stückler

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Supply-Chain Security from a European Perspective

Global harmonisation would help improve supply-chain security and reduce the flow of falsified and sub-standard medicine into Europe.


Freudenberg Medical

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In-line Laser Marking of Silicone Tubing

Pharmaceutical companies require marked components for lot traceability but problems occur within secondary processing and with traditional printing methods.


Fumiko Tamura

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Risk-Based Intermediate Precision Studies for Analytical Procedure Validation

Validation of analytical procedures require assessment of the impact of variations within laboratories; however, guidance to study intermediate precision has been lacking. Science and risk-based principles should be used in the design of intermediate precision studies.


Hatsuki Asahara

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Risk-Based Intermediate Precision Studies for Analytical Procedure Validation

Validation of analytical procedures require assessment of the impact of variations within laboratories; however, guidance to study intermediate precision has been lacking. Science and risk-based principles should be used in the design of intermediate precision studies.


Adam Watkins

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Risk-Based Intermediate Precision Studies for Analytical Procedure Validation

Validation of analytical procedures require assessment of the impact of variations within laboratories; however, guidance to study intermediate precision has been lacking. Science and risk-based principles should be used in the design of intermediate precision studies.


Sean Riley

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Automation on Display at Healthcare Packaging Expo

Automated fill/finish and inspection equipment displayed at the 2019 Healthcare Packaging Expo improves quality and efficiency.