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Discovery & Development Business Practice

Continuous Control

| Jamie Clayton

If pharma wants to adopt continuous manufacturing, it must employ control procedures to ensure quality.

Discovery & Development Small Molecules

The Significance of Solid Form Science

| Sponsored by Johnson Matthey

With approximately 80 percent of new drugs suffering from poor solubility and bioavailability, understanding solid form is more important than ever.

Business & Regulation Business Practice

Bad Brexit Risks Lives

| James Strachan

Joint letter from eight trade associations warns of “supply disruptions to life-saving medicines.”

Manufacture Small Molecules

Reducing HIV Recurrence

| William Aryitey

A small-molecule drug has shown its ability to diminish HIV reservoirs.

Discovery & Development Formulation

Salvagers of Solubility

| James Strachan

High-throughput excipient discovery looks set to boost oral bioavailability.

Business & Regulation Biosimilars

Generating Generics Faster

| William Aryitey

The FDA aims to reduce drug prices with a more competitive market - and generics are key.

Business & Regulation Technology and Equipment

Pharma Backs Blockchain

| James Strachan

Will pharma adopt distributed ledger technology for data management within the next five years?

Manufacture Technology and Equipment

When the Stars Align

| James Strachan

Multistep continuous-flow manufacturing is easier said than done. But Eli Lilly has found a way…

Manufacture Business Practice

One Century On

| Stephanie Vine

In 100 years, medicine is likely to be vastly different to what we can predict – or even imagine.

Manufacture Small Molecules

Embracing the Medical Potential of Cannabinoids

| Neil Mahapatra

Initial research into the uses of medical cannabis suggests applications across a range of diseases, but research is needed to realize cannabis’ full medical potential.

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