Authors



Maria G. Jacobs

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Reliance-Based Waivers Become the Predominant Trend in In-Country Testing of Pharmaceutical Products

This study reviews changes in in-country testing (registration testing, import testing) requirements and analyzes current trends. In the context of international harmonization of good practices and standards as well as the improved information exchange between national regulatory authorities, in-country testing is considered outdated and redundant in many cases.


Lev Gerlovin

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The Link Between Manufacturing and Commercialization in Gene and Cell Therapies

The highly customized nature of cell and gene therapy production means that manufacturing innovations for one therapy may not be easily transferable to others.


Marlene Llopiz-Aviles

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Worldwide Pharmaceutical Meetings—A Place for Sharing

Worldwide, meetings take place for several reasons, such as to share new findings, learn about novel technologies, discuss international issues, exchange know-hows, and network, to name a few. While each of these reasons has its significant importance, what really matters in scientific inquiry is progress.



CMIC

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Strong CMO Relationships Expand Opportunities for Sponsors

-Stability testing for clinical trial materials -New services for oral solid dosage forms -Sourcing global clinical trials in the U.S. and Japan



MPI Research

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Industry Perspectives

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Elham Blouet

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Carbohydrates For Injection

Elham Blouet from Roquette explains the importance of carbohydrates for injection and the challenges in this niche market.


Jean Domoradzki

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Establishing Limits for Dermal Absorption of Elemental Impurities

Current guidance for absorption of elemental impurities does not address dermal exposure, resulting in a simplistic approach to limit setting.



Richard M. Johnson

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Data Integrity: Getting Back to Basics

Ensuring data integrity involves effort on an individual and global basis.


Susan J. Schniepp

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Drug Shortages and Complying with FDA’s 21 CFR 211.110 Guidance

Susan J. Schniepp, distinguished fellow at Regulatory Compliance Associates, and Rona LeBlanc-Rivera, PhD, principal consultant, Regulatory Affairs at Regulatory Compliance Associates, answer some questions about FDA’s January 2025 21 CFR 211.110 guidance document.


Aaron Spence

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Utilizing Run Rules for Effective Monitoring in Manufacturing

To enable efficient monitoring systems, life-science companies need to effectively apply run rules.


Frank Holcombe Jr.

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Regulatory Considerations for Controlled Correspondence Related to Generic Drug Chemistry

An analysis of controlled correspondence between generic-drug manufacturers and FDA reveals patterns in questions about specific drug chemistry topics and the response to information provided in FDA guidance documents.


Susan Rosencrance

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Common Deficiencies in ANDAs for Dermatologic Drug Products

Companies may potentially accelerate the approval of generic drugs by avoiding deficiencies in ANDA submissions.


Andre Raw

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Common Deficiencies in ANDAs for Dermatologic Drug Products

Companies may potentially accelerate the approval of generic drugs by avoiding deficiencies in ANDA submissions.


Kristina Adams

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Regulatory Considerations for Controlled Correspondence Related to Generic Drug Chemistry

An analysis of controlled correspondence between generic-drug manufacturers and FDA reveals patterns in questions about specific drug chemistry topics and the response to information provided in FDA guidance documents.


Xiaochuan Yang

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Regulatory Considerations for Controlled Correspondence Related to Generic Drug Chemistry

An analysis of controlled correspondence between generic-drug manufacturers and FDA reveals patterns in questions about specific drug chemistry topics and the response to information provided in FDA guidance documents.


Min Li

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Regulatory Considerations for Controlled Correspondence Related to Generic Drug Chemistry

An analysis of controlled correspondence between generic-drug manufacturers and FDA reveals patterns in questions about specific drug chemistry topics and the response to information provided in FDA guidance documents.


Cole Shelton

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The Many Varieties Of 'Emerging'

While most companies recognise the significance of emerging markets, they struggle to jump the first hurdle in addressing these opportunities: defining the right product.



Lisa Tung

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Lessons Learned from FDA Inspections of Foreign API Facilities

A study of recent inspection observations allows for baseline trending and continuous improvement. (The opinions expressed in this article do not necessarily reflect FDA’s position on the matter being discussed.)


Maria Eng

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Lessons Learned from FDA Inspections of Foreign API Facilities

A study of recent inspection observations allows for baseline trending and continuous improvement. (The opinions expressed in this article do not necessarily reflect FDA’s position on the matter being discussed.)


Anagha Joshi

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Technical Note: The Effect of Alcoholic Beverages on Sustained Release

The authors evaluated the effect of alcoholic beverages on the release profiles of sustained-release dosage forms containing metformin and diclofenac.