Could novel gel therapeutic set new standard of care in oncology?
Findings from the interim clinical study showed that the gel formulation enhanced quality of life in over half of cancer patients.
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Findings from the interim clinical study showed that the gel formulation enhanced quality of life in over half of cancer patients.
In this article, Dr Stephen Harrington, Director of Cell and Hydrogel Formulation and Francis Karanu, Vice President of Cell Therapy R&D, Likarda, discuss the benefits of hydrogel encapsulation in drug delivery and enhancing the bioavailability and functionality of cell therapies.
As a novel formulation, the “groundbreaking drug” is expected to improve the quality of life for young cancer patients with hearing loss.
9 December 2024 | By European Pharmaceutical Review
During this virtual panel, industry experts will explore the latest advances in environmental monitoring, discuss key challenges within the sector and approaches that can prevent and mitigate these issues.
IMA Pharma discusses approaches to keeping Amoxicillin and Clavulanic Acid tablets stable and effective by addressing moisture sensitivity and preventing degradation.
The innovative method uses spectroscopy and could enhance pharmaceutical quality assurance in resource-limited settings, the study suggests.
Julie Huynh, Research and Development Manager, Gelteq, explores the potential of gel-based oral drug formulations for alleviating dysphagia and highlights the company’s approach to overcoming key challenges in this area, like administration.
By automating and simplifying hydration of media, feeds and buffers, the Oceo Rover system enables manufacturers of biopharmaceuticals to improve process consistency and speed time-to-market. Here, Guy Matthews, Director of Single-Use Technology for FUJIFILM Irvine Scientific, shares more about this transformative hydration solution.
European Pharmaceutical Review Issue 5 includes articles on bioprocessing, biologics, sustainability, and drug formulation.
The manufacturing process for the nanoemulsion could be adapted for industrial-scale production, the researchers suggested.
The 3D printing study enabled a precise tablet structure to be created, allowing for easy modification and for the control of drug release rate through changing the surface curvature.
Research has highlighted a potential oral drug delivery approach using Quality by Design (QbD) principles to improve treatment of the colonic disease diverticulitis.
The approach proposed in the paper suggests how artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) could enhance process efficiency and product quality during complex manufacturing.
Following its European approval, the small molecule treatment is set to become the standard of care for patients with the ultra-rare disease.
The new, cost-effective fluorimetric approach could help to mitigate clinical demand for the treatment of multidrug-resistant (MDR) bacterial infections.