This Month’s Focus: Quality/Compliance
Respirable, engineered, spray-dried dry powders for 505(b)(2) drug product development
Spray-dry manufacturing is amenable to a variety of compound chemistries and may be a useful tool for the development of inhalation drug products that pursue the US FDA’s 505(b)(2) submission pathway.
An overview of general chapter development for oral and nasal drug products (OINDPs) at the US Pharmacopeia (USP): Part 2—Informative chapters <1601>, <1602>, <1603> and <1604>
This is the second article of a two-part series that provides an overview of the work currently undertaken by members of the Aerosols Sub-Committee at the USP. It focuses on recent updates to the informative chapters within the committee’s remit.
An overview of general chapter development for oral and nasal drug products (OINDPs) at the US Pharmacopeia (USP): Part 1—Normative chapters <5>, <601>, <602>, <603> and <604>
This is the first article of a two-part series that provides an overview of the work currently undertaken by members of the Aerosols Sub-Committee at the USP. It focuses on recent updates to the normative chapters within the committee’s remit.
General Features
Back Page: The pediatric asthma yardstick
This new guideline provides recommendations to determine how and when to step up treatment of uncontrolled asthma.
Cross-Industry Organizations: ISAM: 2018 highlights and a preview of the 2019 Congress
ISAM engages its members through educational resources and events, including the biannual ISAM Congress.
Previewing Drug Delivery Partnerships 2019
Drug Delivery Partnerships 2019 will be held January 28-30, 2019 at the PGA National Resort & Spa in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, US.
February Content
Defining the dosage strength for labeling of DPIs: Use, limitations and relevance of in-vitro data
Point of View: Recommendations to a young scientist for pursuing inhalation research
Back Page: The return of Primatene Mist
Cross-Industry Organizations: IPAC-RS
A preview of RDD Europe 2019
Issue Focuses
January: Reference and Buyer’s Resource
February: Product Development/ Contract Testing
April: Instruments
June: Nasal Delivery/Nebulizers
August: Particle Characterization
October: Devices
December: Quality/Compliance
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Contract Testing
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