Formulation and Drug Delivery

Latest News


Capsules that can release their contents at a selected temperature have been developed by researchers in France, and could lead to the development of therapeutic agents that are applied to the skin and triggered locally by rubbing.

Hoping to prevent the deaths of eight million children over the next decade, Bill and Melinda Gates recently committed $10 billion for child-immunization programs in the world's poorest countries.

The Talk of the Lab

Sharing too much-or too little-information can have disastrous onsequences.

The vaccine sector is challenging for both R&D and manufacturing because a wide variety of technologies and techniques are required — even the largest companies find it difficult to cover all the relevant areas of expertise — and this drives up development costs and often forces companies into multiple collaborations to obtain the required expertise and technologies.

Eran Gabbai, CEO and President of Do-Coop Technologies, explains the benefits of a new water-based nanotechnology.

The Director General of the European Generic medicines Association (EGA) has reiterated the association?s Vision 2015 plan, which aims to create a globally competitive generic industry, increase patient access to affordable quality medicines and ensure sustainable healthcare in Europe.