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Can technology help diversify clinical trials?

pharmaphorum

Once stakeholders are confident that technologies are adequately validated, selection based on scientific and ethical considerations can be presented to regulators in accordance with applicable legal and regulatory frameworks. There is a huge opportunity for pharma companies to capitalise on by focusing on increased DEI in clinical trials.

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Reflections on life science’s regulatory environment  

Drug Discovery World

Thinking about the key potential consumers of data will help build its value beyond the regulatory compliance use case, and shift regulatory’s role within the enterprise as a data producer. What frustrates you in terms of what companies still haven’t realised, or aren’t doing – and what should they do differently in 2023?

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Container Closure Integrity Testing (CCIT): How to get started with deterministic methods

Pharmaceutical Technology

While regulations will be a key influence behind the types of CCIT methods that pharma companies deploy, manufacturers must also weigh up their own requirements for efficiency and quality when choosing a system. blue dye ingress, microbial ingress) towards deterministic ones.

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What’s next for Container Closure Integrity Testing?

Pharmaceutical Technology

A vitally important assay used across various stages of drug development and manufacturing, container closure integrity testing (CCIT) involves evaluating packaging systems to determine their ability to protect the stability and sterility of pharmaceutical products. Encouraged by the regulations, the industry is now mid-transition.