This article covers policy needs concerning the rapidly evolving field of microbiome and diets with respect to health and disease. It captures some…
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted breakthrough therapy designation to…
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November 2017
Microbiome, Diet, Health, and Disease: Policy Needs to Move Forward
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Microbiome, Diet, Health, and Disease: Policy Needs to Move Forward
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GSK therapy for multiple myeloma receives breakthrough therapy designation
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GSK therapy for multiple myeloma receives breakthrough therapy designation
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Project Management is important for non-Project Managers, too
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Project Management is important for non-Project Managers, too
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GMP and Regulatory Expectations for Early IND Products
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GMP and Regulatory Expectations for Early IND Products
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Process Development and Validation rest on the right Design of Experiments and Statistical Process Control
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Process Development and Validation rest on the right Design of Experiments and Statistical Process Control
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A few skills need to…
What the FDA’s recent guidance documents covering GMP requirements for Phase I products have done is to significantly reduce a few of the…
The application of DOE and SPC to the development, design and monitoring of manufacturing and testing requires the use of procedures. Why? It is…
October 2017
IT’S A NO BRAINER! Action needed to stop children being exposed to chemicals that harm their brain development!
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Putting an effective complaint and recall management system in place
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The use of Applied Statistics for FDA Process Validation
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The use of Applied Statistics for FDA Process Validation
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The science of Sad: understanding the causes of ‘winter depression’
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The science of Sad: understanding the causes of ‘winter depression’
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Second Death From Flesh-Eating-Bacteria Infection After Hurricane Harvey Is Reported
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Second Death From Flesh-Eating-Bacteria Infection After Hurricane Harvey Is Reported
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Heart surgery survival chances ‘better in the afternoon’
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Heart surgery survival chances ‘better in the afternoon’
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Precision medicine: From ‘one-size-fits-all’ to personalized healthcare
Imagine a future in which, rather than using symptoms to identify a disease, your genes, metabolism, and gut microbiome inform how your individual health…
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Precision medicine: From ‘one-size-fits-all’ to personalized healthcare
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Sneak Peak into World’s Largest Flying Restaurant [Infographic]
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Sneak Peak into World’s Largest Flying Restaurant [Infographic]
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Understanding Kidney Tumours
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Understanding Kidney Tumours
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Complaints Handling, Adverse Event Reporting, and Recalls call for an integrated approach
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Complaints Handling, Adverse Event Reporting, and Recalls call for an integrated approach
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Professionals Involved in The FDA’s Tougher Import Rules for 2017
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Professionals Involved in The FDA’s Tougher Import Rules for 2017
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Drug dissolution testing and establishing plasma drug levels in humans
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Analysis: Single-payer would drastically change American health care; here’s how it works
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A step towards better health care
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Breast cancer warning from man stunned by ‘impossible’ diagnosis
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A report published today by CHEM Trust highlights how chemicals in food and consumer products used in homes,…
Blog IT’S A NO BRAINER! Action needed to stop children being exposed to chemicals that harm their brain development! 1 Like Putting an effective complaint and recall management system in place
Complaints very strongly show a company how its products or services are perceived where it matters the most -in the…
The use of Applied Statistics for FDA Process Validation is considered a matter of very high importance in the pharmaceutical industry. The FDA’s guidance for…
For many of us in…
A 31-year-old man who helped to repair homes in Galveston, Texas after flooding caused by Hurricane Harvey was recently diagnosed with flesh-eating bacteria and…
Open heart surgery appears to be safer in the afternoon because of the body’s internal clock, scientists have…
Imagine a future in which, rather than using symptoms to identify a disease, your genes, metabolism, and gut microbiome inform how your individual health…
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Precision medicine: From ‘one-size-fits-all’ to personalized healthcare
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Sneak Peak into World’s Largest Flying Restaurant [Infographic]
Kidneys are two bean-shaped organs located on the left and right side of the spine. They sit against the back muscles in the upper abdominal cavity. They are responsible…
Of late, the FDA and the Customs and…
Dissolution testing is a very important tool that determines and help understand the performance and effectiveness of oral solid dosage forms. It is significant…
Blog Drug dissolution testing and establishing plasma drug levels in humans 1 Like Analysis: Single-payer would drastically change American health care; here’s how it works
As Republican efforts to repeal and…
Today, we live in an era of customization. Increasingly, customers can modify a product’s appearance, features, or content according to their unique needs or desires. Often, even the…
By designing small molecules that can “turn off” kinase enzymes stuck in the “on” position, they have managed to ward off cancer’s attack. More recently, scientists have focused…
Blog ‘Synthetic lethality’ targets cancer cells by damaging vulnerable DNA 1 Like Breast cancer warning from man stunned by ‘impossible’ diagnosis
When you think of breast cancer, you think of a form of cancer that affects only women. It doesn’t.
While…
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