2023 Pharma Digital Transformation

2023 Pharma Digital
Digitalization in the pharmaceutical industry is a pervasive and persistent phenomenon that rapidly changes how patients engage with pharma and purchase drugs. The pandemic has just accelerated the changes which already began before
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The Tablet Characterization with Regulatory Compliance Methods

At Natoli Scientific, we’re in the lab every day compiling thorough USP Tablet Compression Characterization data to help you identify and solve compaction problems and provide solutions.
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Study Designs and Statistical Methods for Assessing the Genetic Architecture of Disease

Ambry Genetics

An introduction to study designs for investigating the role of genes in disease will be provided, followed by an overview of statistical methods used to test hypotheses for each design. Examples of several designs will be discussed, as well as accompanying methods. Publications assessing the role of genetic variation in disease will be examined, and a critical critique of methods and results for each publication will be reviewed.
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Nitrosamine Impurities in Rifampin – What Does it Mean for Your Drug-Drug Interaction (DDI) Study?

N-Nitrosamine impurity findings in marketed formulations of rifampin have disrupted drug development. As a strong cytochrome P450 3A4 (CYP3A4) inducer, rifampin was regularly co-administered with investigational products
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REDUCING MICROBIOLOGICAL RISK AND USING QUALITY TOOLS IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY

BioPharma Asia Magazine

Manufacturing has been paid dividends for many years through the use of quality tools such as statistical process control, quality function deployment, vendor audit management, hazard analysis critical control points (HACCP), value stream analysis, and other valuation methods. In the highly regulated industries that manufacture pharmaceuticals, foods, and cosmetics, the quality control ‘scientists’ have been typically known to perform sampling and testing for determining the acceptability of finished products. During the past decade, the pharmaceutical industry has seen a significant regulator-industry aligned paradigm change and an important leap into the formality of quality improvement using quality tools. The paradigm of final product testing (and the myth of ‘testing quality into products’) has been challenged by both the industry and regulators. Recent industry and regulatory support of ‘risk-based’ concepts and principles are intended to produce a ‘desired state’ of industry development and production of pharmaceuticals that have a higher level of consistency in meeting purity, safety, and efficacy than in prior history.
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