European Pharmaceutical Review Issue 4 2024
European Pharmaceutical Review Issue 4 includes articles on regulation, bioproduction, environmental monitoring, packaging and drug delivery.
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European Pharmaceutical Review Issue 4 includes articles on regulation, bioproduction, environmental monitoring, packaging and drug delivery.
European Pharmaceutical Review’s latest Pharma Horizons report provides insight on key developments in pharmaceutical biologics for drug development, pharmaceutical manufacturing and quality control.
This article discusses the impact of the recent mpox emergency following the outbreak of the virus in 2022, highlights the industry’s response, potential vaccine candidates and key recommendations for international management of the disease.
The multi-target biologic-focused agreement could enhance treatment convenience by improving subcutaneous administration options for patients.
Findings from the mathematical model could support development of personalised treatments, the research suggests.
Balancing safety, efficacy and cost in drug development is challenging. Prodrugs offer potential solutions, but also introduce additional complexities, as Dave Elder explains.
Endotoxin testing continues to evolve alongside the industry’s need for more sustainable methods that reduce ecological impact. Nicola Reid, Associate Director of Endotoxin Products, Charles River Labs, reflects on these developments which are driven by the 3Rs (replacement, reduction and refinement).
The formulation was developed through a single emulsion solvent evaporation technique and offers new delivery approach which could improve patient compliance, the paper stated.
In this interview, Kyle Haraldsen, Chief Technology Officer of Lyndra Therapeutics, explores how the drug delivery landscape is evolving to increase focus on patient centricity and sustainability through development of long-acting, oral-delivery technologies.
Key trends in the global small molecule injectable drugs market up to 2033 include advancements in technology, drug delivery systems and fast-track approvals of new drug formulations, research predicts.
The unique system offers a targeted approach to deliver cancer drugs to tumours while helping to limit negative side effects.
An “innovative formulation and printing process” utilising 3D-printing could lead to scalable batch production of personalised pharmaceutical tablets, research suggests.
The new company will work to develop solutions to overcome issues within new therapeutic modalities, in areas such as formulation, manufacturing and supply chain.
The drug delivery system provides local release of erdafitinib and may offer an alternative treatment for eligible bladder cancer patients with limited options.
European Pharmaceutical Review Issue 2 includes articles on cell and gene therapy, from supply chain and manufacturing to microbial testing.