Pharmaceutical Technology-09-02-2001

Pharmaceutical Technology

A Novel Mathematical Method for Quantitative Expression of Deviation from Zero-Order Drug Release

September 02, 2001

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Because drug delivery at a zero-order rate provides uniform concentration of a drug for absorption, this study attempts to identify a simple mathematical method to quantitatively express the deviation from zero-order kinetics.

Six Sigma Can Give Contractors a Quality Advantage

September 02, 2001

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This project­based quality­improvement program uses short­term goals to achieve the long­term objectives of constant, continuous improvement.

Industry Changes OTC Labels as Deadline Approaches

September 02, 2001

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Manufacturers are gearing up to make labeling chnges required on most over&#173the&#173counter pharmaceutical products.

A Report of the PQRI Workshop on Blend Uniformity

September 02, 2001

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This article presents the highlights of the recent PQRI workshop on blend uniformity.

Are You Ready for Global Manufacturing?

September 02, 2001

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Company acquisitions are leading to the globalization of the healthcare market.

Replacing the Animal Component in SerumEvaluating Raw Materials for Inclusion in Optimized Hybridoma Media

September 02, 2001

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With the scarcity of CGMP facilities spurring a production crisis, manufacturers need to optimize their processes and formulations for individual hybridoma cell lines and production systems.

Pharmaceutical Coverage and Costs

September 02, 2001

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Providing prescription drug benefits for senior citizens is a pressing issue for Congress, pharmaceutical manufacturers, pharmacies, and ultimately the beneficiaries of proposed plans.

Outsourcing Outlook

September 02, 2001

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The author forecasts industry mergers and acquisitions activities.

The Future State of Computer Validation, Part II: Increasing the Efficiency of Computer Validation Practices

September 02, 2001

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The authors forecast how the current industry events and trends will affect computer validation in the future.