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The Promise and Challenge of Adaptive Design in Oncology Trials
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Clinical oncology trials are more complex and time consuming than those in any other therapeutic area and failure rates are frustratingly high. Given the urgent need for new oncologic therapies, sponsors are eager to find more effective ways to conduct clinical research.
Incorporating adaptive design methodologies into clinical trials can reduce costs and enhance efficiency while maintaining trial integrity. They can also reduce the number of patients on placebo and sub-therapeutic doses. In light of this promise, regulatory bodies have created guidelines supportive of adaptive design.
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News and Press Releases |
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RoslinCT to Participate in the Northern Alliance Advanced Therapies Treatment Centre
RoslinCT, a UK-based cell and gene therapy contract manufacturing
organisation, is delighted to be part of the Northern Alliance Advanced
Therapies Treatment Centre (NAATTC) consortium. As an industry partner
within the consortium, RoslinCT will provide advice on the development,
manufacture and clinical supply of cell, gene and tissue engineered
therapies.
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Detecting Integrity Breaches in a range of Pharmaceutical Blister Package Types using Sepha VisionScan
Sepha Limited
Demonstrating the integrity of pharmaceutical blister packs is critically important, as any defects can affect the shelf life and efficacy of the contents. Compared to bulk packaging, blister packs offer improved product integrity, tamper evidence and reduce the likelihood of misuse. Packs can be composed of either a thermoformed polymer or cold formed aluminium tray, with a number of individual pockets to hold the product. After the tablets or capsules are placed in the pockets, the packs are heat sealed with a paper or foil laminate sheet. These various stages can be completed separately or integrated into a single form, fill and seal process. There is a risk of microbial containment or degradation of the contents if any defects are present in the packaging. Such defects can take the form of rips or pinholes in the tray, or lid materials, faulty seals and channel leaks between pockets.
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Industry Events |
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On Helix 2018
10-11 July 2018, The Cambridge Building, Babraham Research Campus
ON Helix is a two-day event aimed at informing delegates
of how to turn early stage inventions and ideas into innovative health treatments
(new medicines, novel biomarkers, useful medical devices or improved medical
practices).
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