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There is a great need for sensitive, precise, and easily accessible analytical detection techniques for protein sequencing.
The emergence of mRNA vaccines and cell and gene therapies has pushed innovation in analytical methods.
Effective analytics will eliminate failures, deviations, and non-conformances.
September 04, 2008
USP announced an interim revision to its monograph for levothyroxine sodium tablets, which will become official in USP 32-NF 27.
Also, Novartis stops development on "Aurograb," Zealand Pharma appoints David H. Solomon as CEO, more...
September 03, 2008
The US Food and Drug Administration will hold a public meeting this month to gain public input on implementing the recommendations of the Nanotechnology Task Force report, taking another step closer to setting a regulatory framework for nanotechnology for pharmaceuticals and medical devices.
September 02, 2008
Equipment qualification is a critical step in ensuring that a product or service is provided accurately and consistently with regards to manufacturing and testing. The time-saving attribute of adding prerequisites to a qualification program, along with the benefit of gaining the ability to track and trend problem areas, make the addition both worthwhile and cost-effective.
Brief pharmaceutical news items for September 2008.
This year, the employment survey will acknowledge the industry's best employers.
This tutorial paper is meant to aid in dielectric-sensor selection
Are hypersanitation trends a result of scaremongering or a lack of faith in medicine?
September 01, 2008
The authors describe the Piers' catalysts and detail latest progress in olefin-metathesis catalyst technology.
EPedigree, track-and-trace technologies, and other tools for optimizing supply-chain management are of increasing importance to the pharmaceutical industry. The author examines the current regulatory and legislative framework for ePedigree for finished drug products as well as proposals to require electronic statements for pharmaceutical ingredients.