Changing a Paradigm: Implementing a Real Time Microbial Detection Analyzer in Pharmaceutical Water

With the continued pressure to reduce costs through innovations and efficiencies all while delivering faster sample results, the use of an On-line Water Bioburden Analyzer (OWBA) is one way companies can meet these demands. OWBA technology has the flexibility to be used for purified water, water for injections or even cleaning verifications and provides real time microbial detection as an early warning for system health. The benefits for using an OWBA include the potential for energy savings through reduced loop sanitation, labor cost reduction and improved product quality and process understanding.
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Digital Transformation in Pharma Manufacturing

No longer just a catch phrase, digital transformation in pharma manufacturing is more critical today than ever before and the industry is getting on board.
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Realizing The Opportunity To Increase Quality And Improve Efficiency Of Safety Data Collection Within Patient Support Programs

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Patient Support Programs (PSPs) have changed dramatically over the past decade; they have become global activities, and grown significantly in scale and complexity. While PSPs are also an increasingly valuable resource for pharmacovigilance due to the extensive patient safety data they generate, they have suffered from the traditional lack of standardized mechanisms for recording, reconciling and managing this data, resulting in resource heavy processes, and a lost opportunity for deeper product understanding for Pharma. Fortunately, new technologies are helping to tackle this challenge.
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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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Innovative OTC Remedies for Seasonal Flu Epidemic

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It was reported that over 79,000 people died of flu in the U.S. in the winter of 2017-2018, which was the highest death toll in four decades.1 It seems like the 2018-2019 flu season isn’t so bad. How are sales of OTC drugs impacted by the severity of flu seasons? Are there any opportunities for new products to capture market share? How can companies ensure reliable supply of OTC medications based upon expected spikes in demand?
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