The authors review the current regulatory framework for the selection of drug substance starting materials.
A microelectronic system based on radio-frequency (RF) cell ablation addresses limitations of other transdermal drug-delivery methods. This system expands the transdermal spectrum to include the delivery of water-soluble molecules, peptides, proteins, and other macromolecules.
Although there are no regulatory requirements or established pharmacopoeial techniques for the dissolution testing of inhaled drugs, such testing can potentially open up the opportunity to tailor formulation properties.
October 4, 2021 at 3pm BST | 10am EST | 4pm CEST Join global industry and regulatory experts as they discuss current hot topics in extractables and leachables (E&L) testing for pharmaceuticals, biopharmaceuticals and medical devices.
UK scientists are once again able to participate in the Horizon European research programme thanks to a deal struck in 2023.
Compliance and quality are not the same thing. While compliance means manufacturers demonstrate they meet regulatory requirements, quality is foundational to patients’ confidence in the safety and effectiveness of their medications.
A consensus-based approach to GDP lies at the heart of a new industry-wide program seeking to rationalize, standardize, and harmonize the adherence to pharma transportation norms and regulatory guidelines.
By leveraging certain strategies, organizations can effectively close data gaps and achieve more accurate and effective machine learning models in pharmacovigilance.
QMM principles and practices can positively influence a sustainable drug supply and bolster the bottom-line of drug manufacturers, API suppliers, and CMO/CDMOs.
Managing the intricacies of sterile product development is imperative for successful and compliant outcomes.
In this topical review, the authors discuss the rationale behind microstructural requirements for biopharmaceutical equipment and problems that may be encountered during the fabrication of high-performance corrosion-resistant equipment.
Shilpa Gadgil, PhD (VP, Head of Process and Analytical Development, Head of CDMO Development) discusses Enzene's new technologies and the New Jersey site capabilities.
The authors describe a new method for the production of personalised medicines utilising ultra-precise microdrop printing technology.
To restrict the use of intentionally added microplastics, the European Chemicals Agency has proposed a restriction dossier that describes various measures aimed at minimizing the use of microplastics in various industrial segments, including pharmaceuticals. In this paper, the authors discuss these restrictions.
Basic principles of physiologically-based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) modeling and its impact in streamlining the drug development process are reviewed.
This article provides an overview of solutions to address key challenges facing vaccine developers or CDMOs wishing to build their own commercial-scale mRNA production facilities.
An integrated CMC provider can help smaller companies to streamline development timelines and reduce project management complexity when compared with multi-provider models.
The complexity of the RNA production process creates challenges.
Considered "the premier annual homecoming event for the global pharma community," the 2025 theme is "Embracing Change: Catalysts for Disruption."
Data integrity is crucial in unlocking novel data-based insights.
Europe needs a more standardised and consistent approach for supplying excipient information to the regulators.
The drug manufacturing ecosystem Pharma 4.0, a term coined in 2017 by the International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineers, promises a revolution across drug discovery, manufacturing, and supply chain logistics, ensuring drugs are delivered precisely when needed, and improving overall patient care.
This article looks at the relationship between a CDMO quality organization and the client.
Biopharmaceutical production faces the challenge of ensuring the quality of raw materials due to a lack of specific guidelines. By implementing effective risk assessment strategies and working with reliable, selected solution providers, biopharmaceutical manufacturers can minimize these challenges and improve product quality.
Key information is needed for excipients and their potential impact on continuous manufacturing processes.
This study suggests that using a simple centrifugal method can produce a natural polymer-blend molecule that can successfully be used as an oral delivery mechanism for poorly soluble drugs.
Technological advances hold promise for mitigating human error in the pharmaceutical industry, especially in quality assurance/quality control, by reducing the incidence of, and risk associated with, mistakes.
The latest manufacturing technologies are essential for helping pharmaceutical formulators meet up-and-coming trends in OSD treatments.