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Current Issue
Inhalation
is the only technical publication devoted exclusively to readers involved in development and production of pulmonary or nasal delivered pharmaceuticals.
Cover photo courtesy of
Gateway Analytical
Complete table of contents
This Month's Focus:
Instruments
From actuation to deposition: Particle sizing techniques for characterizing nasal drug delivery systems
(Free)
An examination of two complementary techniques: Laser diffraction and cascade impaction
General Features
Cross-Industry Organizations: An introduction to Drugs in the Lungs
(Free)
Development of inhalable dry-powder formulations for low water-soluble products using spray-dried engineered particles
Inhalation of camptothecin (CPT) may help overcome difficulties with delivery via other routes and treat lung cancer at its location.
Critical evaluation of the revised and new USP chapters for aerosols: <601> and <5> [Pharm Forum 2011; 37(4)]
(Free)
This is the first of two articles, to be published by
Inhalation
, presenting opinions from representatives of IPAC-RS on the proposed new and revised USP Chapters for Aerosols <601> and <5>.
Significant restriction of the delivered dose uniformity criteria in the revised USP Chapter for Aerosols <601>
(Free)
USP proposes more restrictive criteria for delivered dose uniformity (DDU). This is the second of two articles published by Inhalation, presenting opinions from representatives of IPAC-RS on the proposed revised and new USP Chapters for Aerosols <601> and <5>.
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2012 Editorial Calendar
February
Contract Testing
Product Development
April
Instruments
June
Nasal Delivery
August
Particle Characterization
October
Devices
December
Quality/Compliance
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DPI development— understanding the technical challenges
Elastomers in orally inhaled and nasal drug products; Part II: control strategies
Formulation and characterization of nasal sprays
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