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Plastic Prefilled Syringes: A Better Fit for Autoinjector Systems
The authors describe the ways in which plastic prefilled syringes can be an alternative that provides consistent performance, protects drugs prone to degradation, and enhances patient safety.
Case study: printing powders with Sticky Web technology
GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) appointed 42 Technology (42T) to evaluate existing powder dispensing approaches that could be scaled for high speed manufacturing.
Report from: the Philippines
New pricing controls and healthcare reforms may be pushing the pharmaceutical market out of this southeast Asian country. This article contains bonus online-exclusive material.
Regulatory challenges of inhaler testing
Mark Copley discusses the methods used for DPI testing and the challenges presented by the current regulatory framework.
USP's Ferrules and Caps Labeling Changes Put on Hold
This article provides an update to the author's Viewpoint column, "Changes to Vial Labels May Affect Patient Safety," which ran in Pharmaceutical Technology's March 2009 issue.
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Insider Solutions: A New Direction for USP?
With a five-yar revision cycle around the corner, USP will hit or miss the collaboration mark.
Regulatory Update: The IPEC Novel Excipient Safety Evaluation Procedure
The authors, representing the International Pharmaceutical Excipients Council, propose a new evaluation procedure, including tiered toxicology testing for excipients.
Safety versus Speed in Drug Development
The heightened focus on risk raises concerns about delays in approving new drugs.
Regulatory Roundup: FDA Expands Use of CSL's H1N1 Vaccine to Children, Approves Fifth H1N1 Vaccine...
FDA has approved a fifth influenza A (H1N1) vaccine, manufactured by ID Biomedical.
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