Newsletter | December 4, 2025

Best of November 2025: Top 5 Insights In Drug Formulation & Delivery

Drug Delivery Leader

TOP 5 INSIGHTS IN DRUG FORMULATION AND DELIVERY 

NOVEMBER EDITION

#1 - Drug Delivery Innovation: Getting Advanced Therapies To Patients

Fran DeGrazio recounts the evolution of drug delivery technologies as she underscores the need to innovate in the delivery of advanced therapies. Fran offers suggestions for organizing and readying for the development and delivery of platforms, systems, and devices for next generation treatments, including personalized, precision medicines.

#2 - Begin With The End In Mind: Defining A Pathway For Regulatory Success For Devices In Combination Products – Device Focus

This article breaks down how to achieve a “right first time” regulatory submission for device-focused combination products by aligning early on goals, strategy, and cross-functional collaboration. Learn how to build a smarter, more successful regulatory strategy.

#3 - Developing Exosome-Based RNA Therapeutics For CNS Regeneration

Exosome-based RNA therapeutics are rapidly evolving, and NurExone’s CNS-focused approach shows how these natural nanoparticles could enable minimally invasive treatments for spinal cord and nerve injuries once thought untreatable. Learn more about their ExoTherapy platform.

#4 - Designing The Total User Interface: How Devices, Instructions, And Packaging Work Together To Improve Safety

Discover why a medical device’s “total user interface”—including the device, packaging, labeling, and IFU—must work together to prevent use errors and improve real-world safety. Read the full article to learn how a system-level approach can transform user understanding and outcomes.

#5 - Video Spotlight: Where Science Meets Magic with MIT Institute Professor Robert S. Langer

This interview with MIT Institute Professor Robert Langer offers an inspiring look at his groundbreaking impact on drug delivery and tissue engineering, along with candid reflections on NAMs, longevity, and the future of biomedical innovation. Don’t miss his insights — and a surprising magic trick.