Nanosystems offer unique capabilities, enabling researchers to design precise, versatile delivery systems that address key challenges in rare diseases.
- Closing The Adherence Gap: The Connected Health Era
- Delivery Strategy For Next-Gen Cardiac Gene Therapies
- The Future Of Kidney Disease Therapeutics: Bringing Nanomedicine To Nephrology
- Injecting Cancer Killers: Intratumoral Therapy For Solid Tumors
- The Advantages Of Antibodies Over Ligands In The Alpha Emitter Era
- GenAI: The Muscle Behind Strong Regulatory Intelligence For Combination Products
- Regulatory Precedents For Drug Delivery: Uncovering Clues To Successful Submissions
- Microneedle Delivery Of Telomerase Protects Skin From Radiation-Induced DNA Damage
ARTICLES, APP NOTES, CASE STUDIES, & WHITE PAPERS
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New Perspectives On Accelerating Genetic Nanomedicines Through The Regulatory Pathway
Discover how regulatory bodies are adopting a risk-based approach to address the unique challenges of genetic nanomedicines, and stakeholder engagement is essential.
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Understanding Of Amorphous Solid Dispersions & Their Downstream Development
Understanding the properties of ASDs and their relationship to the downstream product scale up, stability, and in-vivo performance is critical to successfully utilize them for drug delivery of insoluble drugs.
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Delivering The Promise Of Gene Therapy
Gene therapies rely on efficient, precise methods of delivering genetic material. Examine how combining polymeric nanoparticles with CRISPR therapies is increasing the potential for improved treatment.
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Meet Regulation Requirements With RTU Vials And Cartridges
Sterile manufacturing remains vital, with resilient supply chains preventing shortages. Industry and regulators prioritize integrity as demand surges, making it the fastest-growing pharmaceutical segment.
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Key Financial Considerations For Phase II Clinical Injectable Drug Manufacturing
This article highlights the importance of scalability and flexibility in the choice of an early-stage manufacturing strategy and how that decision impacts financial outcomes for a drug development program.
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Combining Patient Centricity And Commercial Viability In Pediatric Product Development
Medication acceptance and adherence are critical concerns in pediatric populations due to these patients’ rapid anatomical and physiological development.
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Why It Is Never Too Early To Consider Tungsten Interactions
A key challenge to sensitive biotechnological or biologic drugs, especially proteins, is the potential presence of tungsten and tungsten oxides from the syringe forming process.
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Designing Delivery Devices For Older Adults With Cognitive Impairment
Leverage our insights to improve your human factors studies and ensure the effective inclusion of older adults with mild cognitive impairment.
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Solid Form Strategies For Increasing Oral Bioavailability
Optimizing a drug’s solid form can improve its solubility and bioavailability when further molecular modifications are prohibitive.
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Wet Milling Vs. Dry Milling In The Pharmaceutical Industry
Read about the considerations necessary for choosing between wet milling and dry milling for a specific active pharmaceutical ingredient.
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DELIVERED BY DEGRAZIO
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4 Opportunities For Advancing Drug Delivery
In this article, Fran DeGrazio identifies four prime opportunities for drug delivery developers to move the dial of innovation into 2026 and beyond. These avenues for advancement include diagnostics, patient tolerability, microdosing, and analytical methodologies.

