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Pharmaceutical Technology-01-01-2003
Volume27
Issue 1

Outsourcing Outlook

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Jim Miller

Developments in 2002 such as acquisitions, excess manufacturing capacity, and less funding for biotechnology will continue to affect the industry long into the new year.

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Pharmaceutical Pricing and Innovation Key Issues for 2003
Technical Considerations for the Validation of Electronic Spreadsheets for Complying with 21 CFR Part 11
Procedures: Improving Their Quality
Drug-Carrier Screening on a Chip
Outsourcing Outlook
Pack EXPO International 2002 Proves Worth the Trip
Analysis of the Indian Pharmaceutical Industry

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