ORALLY DISINTEGRATING TABLETS - Patient-Centric Dose Design, Developments in Orally Disintegrating Tablets
Leon Grother, MS, and Mathias Bayru, MS, MBA, indicate recent developments in ODT technology have widened the range of actives that can be formulated and product types that are possible. In particular, the promise of formulating biologics and ODT vaccines is hugely exciting.
CNS DELIVERY - Bypassing the BBB: Drug Delivery From the Olfactory Mucosa to the CNS
T.R. Shantha, MD, PhD, FACA, explores and explains how therapeutic and non- therapeutic agents can reach the brain, bypassing through the formidable BBB based on the unique microanatomic and physiologic characteristics of the nasal olfactory mucosal route and its CNS connections that allow transportation directly into the CNS.
EXECUTIVE INTERVIEW - Viral Gene: Protein-Targeting Cancer Vaccine Could Boost Survival Rates
Harry A. Arena, MBA, President & CEO of TDT, Chris Kim, President & General Counsel, Viral Gene, Inc., and Dr. Scott Waldman, Professor & Chair of Sidney Kimmel Medical College’s Department of Pharmacology & Experimental Therapeutics at Thomas Jefferson University, discuss the unique characteristics of the vaccine, the patients who will benefit the most, and how a research team captured the attention of investors.
COMBINATION PRODUCTS - 6 Guidelines to Follow When Developing Combination Products
Winston Brown explains how companies can reduce the risk and impact that regulatory uncertainty can play by, in advance of pursuing development, understanding the regulatory landscape and then developing a regulatory compliance strategy that is appropriate and suitable for the combination product as a system.
EXECUTIVE INTERVIEW - Avista Pharma Solutions: Experience, Responsiveness & Expanded Capacity Driving Growth
Patrick Walsh, CEO of Avista Pharma Solutions, talks about his company’s range of capabilities and what is driving growth in this dynamic industry.
BIODEGRADABLE FIBERS - Enabling Controlled Pharmaceutical & Biologic Delivery for Next-Generation Medical Applications
Kevin Nelson, PhD, discusses how wet-extruded fiber eliminates the traditional limitations of pharmaceuticals and biologics that may be incorporated into implantable medical devices with melt extrusion or electrospun fibers, microspheres, or nanoparticles.
Avomeen Recapitalizes to Achieve Next Growth Plan Objective
In an effort to foster growth and reinforce its infrastructure, Avomeen Analytical Services, a fast growing full-service independent analytical and chemical testing laboratory based in…
Avomeen Recapitalizes to Achieve Next Growth Plan Objective
In an effort to foster growth and reinforce its infrastructure, Avomeen Analytical Services, a fast growing full-service independent analytical and chemical testing laboratory based in…
Leading Developer of Multi-Layer Oral Thin Film Completes Going Public Transaction
CURE Pharmaceutical, a pre-eminent developer and manufacturer of advanced oral thin film for use in pharmaceutical, veterinary, and buccal and dermal over-the-counter applications, recently announced the…
Metrics: Stability Storage Facility Q&A
Metrics Contract Services recently announced it is investing $3.5 million to build a dedicated, 15,000-square-foot stability storage facility that will triple the organization’s current storage…
NSCLC MARKET - Global Drug Forecast & Market Analysis to 2025
INTRODUCTION GlobalData estimates that the value of the Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer (NSCLC) market in the 8 major markets (8MM) in 2015 was $6.21B. This…
HCV MARKET - Recent Success in HCV Treatment Brings Relief to Patients but Challenges to Companies
INTRODUCTION Driven by several novel regimens recently receiving approval in the US and in Europe, high cure rates exceeding 90% are now achievable for…
ACS MARKET - Acute Coronary Syndrome Market 2015-2025
Michela J. McMullan, PhD, GlobalData Analyst, reports that although the ACS market is set to grow at a CAGR of 4.6%, reaching $12.1B by 2025, the potential for the market to be even more lucrative exists, especially in the sizable lipid-targeting arena.
EXECUTIVE INTERVIEW - Insulet Corporation: Improving Adherence Through Wearable, Patient-Centric Drug Delivery
Michael Graffeo, Vice President of Business Development, Insulet Delivery Systems Group, discusses the importance of optimizing patient adherence to ensure improved clinical outcomes.
PLATFORM TECHNOLOGY - The 3DNA® Platform for Targeted Drug Delivery
Robert C. Getts, PhD, and Jessica Bowers review how the 3DNA platform is composed entirely of noncoding DNA assembled through the sequential hybridization of single strands of DNA into a network of double-stranded nucleic acid having a controlled architecture, and multiple attachment sites for drug and targeting molecules.
EXTERNAL DELIVERY - P.U.M.P. IT UP
John A. Bermingham, asks if you have ever been really hungry? He doesn’t mean the hunger you experience in the morning or just before dinner. He’s talking about major league hunger!
PROTEIN THERAPEUTICS MARKET - Technology Advances Spur Market Growth of Protein Therapies
Laurie L. Sullivan and Shalini S. Dewan, BCC Research Analysts, believe with the advent of genetic engineering and recombinant DNA technology, it is now possible to produce a wide variety of human proteins, and that these novel technologies have lifted the market for therapeutic proteins to new heights.
DNA SEQUENCING MARKET - Emerging Technologies & Applications
Laurie L. Sullivan and John Bergin, MS, MBA, BCC Research Analysts, indicate that NGS has matured into an essential life science tool for genetic studies in a range of applications, and the industry is on the cusp of a second growth phase, powered by new applications in clinical diagnostics.
COMBINATION PRODUCTS - Device Development for Pharmaceutical & Biologic Combination Products
Bill Welch says when developing a combination product, there are many things to be considered – relationships between device development and the pharmaceutical or biologic, early establishment of regulatory and clinical strategies, understanding user needs, determining product requirements, as well as device manufacturing variation.
SPECIAL FEATURE - Platform Technologies: Not Just for Big Pharma
Contributor Cindy H. Dubin recently spoke with several companies that are debunking the theory that access to the latest technological platforms to aid efficient drug discovery and development is limited to Big Pharma, which can more easily justify the costs of creating and operating innovative platforms.
