Precision oncology has transformed who receives treatment and what biology we target. The next frontier is designing where therapeutic activity occurs.
- Crossing The Uncrossable: Skin Biology For The Delivery Of Peptide And Protein Therapeutics
- When The Adhesive Becomes The Drug Delivery System
- Antibody–Oligonucleotide Conjugates, Part 1: Approaching Your AOC Development Plan
- Drug–Device Combination Products: Bridging Formulation, Device, And Manufacturing Decisions
- Rethinking Drug Delivery To Combat Antibiotic Resistance
- The Resurgence Of Fervor For Oral Delivery
- Advancing Multi-Pathology Disease-Modifying Therapy For Neurodegenerative Diseases
- Container Closure Systems For Biosimilars: Is There Regulatory Difference?
ARTICLES, APP NOTES, CASE STUDIES, & WHITE PAPERS
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Advancing The Development Of Syringe-Device Combinations
Defining the design for syringe-autoinjector pairings early, through shared compatibility testing, can reduce integration risk for high-viscosity biologics intended for self-administration at home.
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Redefining Patient-Centric Drug Delivery
Preloaded on-body delivery systems reduce user error risks during treatment, while patient preference data supports simpler, more reliable home administration.
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Why Early Device Decisions Matter: How Immunovant Accelerated Its Program
Deferring autoinjector selection can seem to preserve flexibility, yet it often moves constraints downstream. Integrating the device during Phase IIb changed one program's timeline and removed bridging work.
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For The Record: How Past Experience Enables Future Success
Launch counts and years in business prove a partner has delivered, but the better question is what was learned along the way and how much carries forward.
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Navigating The Analytical Challenges Of Complex ADCs
Antibody drug conjugates are expanding to deliver diverse therapeutic payloads. Advanced analytical strategies are required to characterize these evolving platforms.
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Getting Ahead Of PFAS Risk In Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
Pharma can’t simply eliminate essential PFAS uses. A phased, risk-based strategy can address footprint, exposure, and supply risks amid regulatory uncertainty.
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A Risk Management Approach For The Pharmaceutical Industry
Replacing fluorinated chemistries across pharma isn’t simple. Growing pressures make it critical to prioritize risks and take a sequenced, evidence-based approach to mitigation.
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High-Performing Ionizable Lipids For Controlled Nucleic Acid Delivery
Ionizable lipids are central to effective mRNA delivery, influencing potency, biodistribution, and toxicity. See why advancing delivery beyond the liver will require stronger structure-function insights.
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What Downstream Deviations Reveal About Upstream Process Maturity
Fill finish deviations can reveal upstream process issues early. Identifying these signals helps reduce variability, improve process control, and strengthen sterile injectable manufacturing.
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The People Who Turn An Idea Into A Deliverable Product
Drug developers and device engineers share more common ground than their distinct disciplines suggest, facing parallel pressures around design, safety, regulatory approval, and scalable performance.
TOM'S TAKES ON DRUG DELIVERY
TALKING WITH TOM VIDEOCASTS
DELIVERED BY DEGRAZIO
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Container Closure Systems For Biosimilars: Is There Regulatory Difference?
In this article, Fran DeGrazio discusses the FDA’s draft guidance on container closure systems for biosimilar products. She highlights key takeaways and offers recommendations on implications that developers of biosimilar pharmaceutical products should consider in areas such as quality, testing, and documentation.
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