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Serious Challenges, Great Opportunities
Teemu Patala at Airport College
New staff training methods should be considered to achieve excellence in supply chain logistics.
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An Exercise in Quality Risk Management
Jason Creasey at Maven E&L
‘Extractables’ and ‘leachables’ are mutually exclusive terms, and have a specific value to quality risk management.
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Advancing the Detection of E&L by Pharma Manufacturers
Xiaoteng Gong and Dr Dujuan Lu at SGS and Daniela Cavagnino at Thermo Fisher Scientific
Coupling headspace chromatography with mass spectrometry can help assess and quantify volatile extractables in pharma workflows.
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Transdermal Delivery Systems
Dr Wayland Rushing at Eurofins
Many problems arise from the increased popularity of transdermal delivery systems, but new FDA guidance may help offset these.
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The Landscape for Single-Use Systems
Jessica Shea at Merck
Single-use systems hold great potential to reduce costs, start-up times, and improve E&L risk evaluation.
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Application of Simulation Studies to E&L Programmes
Michael Creese at Smithers
Simulation studies can help scientists in E&L testing ensure the most sterile products and reduce toxicity.
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Practical Considerations
Alan Wood at RSSL
Thorough knowledge and planning are required to ensure the E&L study can accommodate a wide range of formulations.
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The Economy or the Environment?
Jason Hibbs at Jet Environmental
The pharma industry should start acting to address the needs of a future-proof sustainable supply chain.
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Sustainable Supply Chains
Greg Wheatley at Peli BioThermal
The packaging industry is steadily improving the balance between effective pharmaceutical protection and minimal environmental impact.
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Striving to Ship Environmentally Friendly
Aat van der Meer at Dachser Benelux
Third-party service providers may be the solution to an environmentally friendly future.
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Making Use of the Reusable
Florence Lehec at EMBALL’ISO Group
Reusable insulated packaging should take the place of single use approaches to ensure minimal damage to the environment.
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A Rapidly Changing Landscape
Tom McClean at West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc
In an ever-evolving market, all pharma healthcare players must learn to innovate swiftly or face being lost by the wayside.
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Pharmapack Foreword
Discover the latest developments and packaging solutions, with an exclusive introduction from Pharmapack.
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A New Era for Packaging Technologies
Andrew Smith at Rockwell Automation
Despite the technology becoming ever more advanced, it is best to keep packaging lines simple.
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Spotlight: How Can Nasal Drug Delivery Devices Increase Patient Compliance and Safety?
Nemera showcase its Advancia®, the nasal spray designed to help improve patient adherence and health.
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Smart Packaging: Increasing Therapeutic Adherence
Chris Waterhouse at iDi Pac
Failure to adhere to medication treatment is often a result of forgetfulness, but smart packaging and technology may be a solution.
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Thermoforming: The Ideal Product Packaging Solution?
Alastair Cook at ULMA Packaging UK
Thermoforming processes may be the answer as the pharma industry seeks to mitigate costs and waste.
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Smart Inhalers: The Value and the Challenge
Iain Simpson at Phillips-Medisize
Improved outcomes to patient adherence is a necessity in a world where asthma cases are rising globally. Perhaps smart inhalers hold the solution.
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Counteracting the Effects of an Opioid Overdose
Todd D Pizitz and Donald R Mealing at CounterAct
Have we found the way to ameliorate the opioid epidemic that is currently taking hold in the US?
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A New Era for Mesh Nebulisers
Hernan Cuevas Brun at HCmed Innovations
Is a renaissance in mesh nebuliser technology upon us? Old methods are being revitalised in new ways to treat respiratory diseases.
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Spotlight: Dose Counters and Indicators – A Real Patient Need
H&T Presspart showcases its fully embedded and connected metered-dose inhaler eMDITM, which aims to improve patient adherence.
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A Combination of Problems
Lei Mao at Recipharm Laboratories
Products combining multiple active pharmaceutical ingredients may lead to more effective treatments for patients; however, they are much more complex to create.
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