There are several common methods for detecting residual moisture in drug products that have been lyophilized; here are some key points to consider when selecting a method or developing one.
Elizabeth Joseph
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Elizabeth Joseph is research scientist II, BioPharma Solutions at Baxter Healthcare Corporation.
Articles by Elizabeth Joseph
The author provides an overview of common residual moisture methods for lyophilized drug products and key points to consider during method selection and method development.
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