December 11th 2024
With so many personnel involved in the development and manufacture of pharmaceuticals, proper training of all staff is key to ensuring a quality product.
The Role of Dry (Water-free) Process Equipment Cleaning in Continuous Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
August 11th 2024The growing use of continuous manufacturing in the pharmaceutical industry merits a review of the application of dry cleaning and sanitization methods, especially for non-sterile oral solid drug product manufacturing of dry powders.
Beyond GenAI: The Training-Free Discovery Potential of LLMs in a Drug Safety and Regulatory Context
July 1st 2024Life sciences data sets can be vast and complex to process, but up to now bringing intelligent automation systems up to speed and validating them has felt debilitatingly onerous. Large language models tackle these barriers head on. Ramesh Ramani and RaviKanth Valigari, technology innovators at ArisGlobal, explain.
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as well as the improved information exchange between national regulatory authorities, in-country testing is considered outdated and redundant in many cases.
Digitalization of QbD Risk Assessments
March 15th 2024Quality-by-design risk assessment workflows can be laborious and have limited capacity to connect with vast volumes of prior knowledge generated by organizations. Their digital transformation can improve efficiency, reduce human errors, and facilitate integration within a much broader digital ecosystem.
Using Tolerance Intervals for Evaluation of Uniformity of Dosage Units Data in Routine Batch Release
February 3rd 2024This article introduces that the basic technique for tolerance interval is implemented using the conventional range 85–115% LC where the proposed range in the PF is not taken into account.