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Science of Scale for Spray-Dried Intermediates (July 2024)
Author(s)Lonza
Speed to market is a critical aspect of developing new pharmaceutical products, and scale-up-or scale-down-can play a key part in that process. Significant interest has been focused on the science of scale for spray drying, since this process is the leading technology for formulating drugs with slow dissolution rates or poor solubility, which results in low bioavailability. Lonza has over 20 years of experience in the scale-up and scale-down of spray drying processes. To learn more, read our executive summary.
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