How to Safely Handle Your Antibody Drug Conjugate

With financial resiliency efforts, budget constraints, and staffing shortages likely to continue, 2023 could be the year when the operational efficiencies that result from partial IT outsourcing is one of your best options for staying on track with the technology innovations your healthcare organization needs.

Tracking inventory such as medical devices can be an arduous and manual process, especially when items are distributed in the field. Investing in an automated solution can increase workflow efficiency, save time and money, and ultimately lead to a leaner supply chain for field inventory. Utilizing RFID and Internet of Things (IoT) technology affords medical device manufacturers the opportunity to gain real-time inventory visibility and deliver immeasurable savings. Now more than ever, the need for knowing where all of your inventory is at all times is critical to operations, safety, compliance, and patient outcomes. With a real-time, automated medical device tracking solution, this is now possible. Using real-time information and communications allows medical device manufacturers and sales reps the ability to be proactive in sensing the need for change before it is too late. Imagine all of the possibilities that exist when your medical device supply chain is fully connected and automated with the use of real-time tracking, IoT technologies, and RFID traceability.

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

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.