May 1st 2025
The pharma industry is focused on strengthening its foundation, embracing innovation, and future-proofing its path forward.
Accurately targeted immunotherapies through reliable neoantigen recognition enable personalized medicine development.
Polymers for Controlled Release Formulation Follows FunctionMaribel Rios
June 2nd 2005Once considered mainly an afterthought in a company's lifecycle-management strategy, controlled-release dosage forms are now positioned at the forefront of many formulation strategies. In contrast to drug discovery, formulation work focuses not only on the intricacies of the active pharmaceutical ingredient (API), but also on fine-tuning the excipients, the release profile, and the delivery mechanism to provide optimal therapeutic benefit. Because of their wide range of applications and functionalities, especially in controlled-release therapies, polymers are among the most widely used excipients.
Use of a Modified Twin-Screw Extruder to Develop a High-Strength Tablet Dosage Form
June 2nd 2005Wet granulation is a size-enlargement process in which a liquid is used to achieve the agglomeration of solid particles. Agglomeration improves particles' tableting properties by rendering them free-flowing, nonsegregating, and suitable for compression (1).
Excipient-Excipient Interactions in Pharmaceutical Systems Intended for Topical Application
June 1st 2005Bioadhesive films cast from aqueous blends of PMVE/MA have diverse uses, such as a means of establishing an electrically conducting interface for bioelectrodes and as an adhesive drug delivery matrix.
New Vaccine Technologies Carry and Deliver by Kaylynn Chiarello
May 2nd 2005Vaccine developers are using novel drug delivery methods that offer advantages over traditional techniques such as improved immunogenicity, better stability, specific control over antigen release, and a wider pool of targeted diseases.