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Big Data and AI provide better diagnosis and treatment
MedUni Vienna researchers have developed a way to use retinal imaging to diagnose diabetes, explaining how the technique could be used for other conditions...
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Top current pharmaceutical outsourcing trends
Most pharmaceutical companies are now outsourcing work to smaller firms, and here, European Pharmaceutical Review looks at current trends...
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Holistic approach to data management for pharmaceutical manufacturers
PharmaIntegrity makes it quick and easy to identify and trend cleanroom contamination problems before they occur...
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Russian Institute for Drugs and Good Practices unveils new data guide
Improving data integrity is the aim of a new guide published by the Russian State Institute for Drugs and Good Practices in collaboration with consultancy PQE Group...
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Public trust in use of Big Data for health science ‘is vital’: researchers
Maintaining public confidence in the use of Big Data for health research is essential, according to international researchers.
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Pharmacovigilance of new drugs ‘should be more proactive’ in New Zealand
The pharmacovigilance of new drugs and drug formulations undertaken in New Zealand should be proactive, says a leading expert.
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Non-mutagenic impurities: more guidance needed on safety-based limits
More guidance is needed on the appropriate control of non-mutagenic impurities during clinical development, explains Dave P Elder, JPAG Member and pharmaceutical industry consultant, in this audio interview.
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The future of water is clear – MECO ushers in a more efficient and environmentally friendly future for water purification
Taking advantage of technology developed in recent years, MECO announces smartANALYTICS® as a means of connecting its water purification machines and systems with big data analytics and in house expertise...
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Machine learning may reveal cause-effect relationships in protein dynamics data
A group of researchers is showing how artificial intelligence approaches can help identify cause-effect relationships within data...
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Issue #2 2018 – Digital Version
In this issue; recent developments in turning promising compounds into drug candidates, reviewing the latest trends in pharmaceutical microbiology and their implications, and a roundtable debate featuring the views of five industry leaders.
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Application Note: Applying QbD in Process and Impurity Control Strategy Development
Global regulatory authorities continue to push Quality-by-Design (QbD) on pharmaceutical groups and their supporting corporate informatics infrastructure...
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Online tool provides 3-D view of human metabolic processes
An international team of researchers has developed a computational resource that provides a 3D view of genes, proteins and metabolites involved in human metabolism...
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The bioprocess platform software eve® is now compatible with Applikon and Sartorius bioreactors
Bottmingen, The latest version of eve® can integrate with a wide range of third-party bioreactors and equipment from a number of different suppliers, e.g. Sartorius DCU, Applikon or Matlab...
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£54 million funding to transform health through data science
Health Data Research UK is awarding £30 million funding to six sites across the UK to address challenging healthcare issues through the use of data science...
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NIH partnership to improve clinical trials for Parkinson’s disease
The NIH is teaming with the government, biopharmaceutical, life science and non-profit organisations to overcome obstacles and increase success for advancing promising treatments for PD...
