05. March 2015
Oral drug delivery is a non-invasive and therefore a very convenient route of administration. Orally disintegrating dosage forms, like soluble films and (mini-)tablets, appear promising for use in the pediatric population. New guidance for the development of pediatric medicines has been published, which provides considerations on how pediatric products should be designed. .. more on http://link.springer.com/article/10.1208/s12249-015-0313-1
22. January 2015
This article looks at key considerations in excipient selection during formulation development and their impact on the performance of the finished drug product. Jan 02, 2015 By Adeline Siew, PhD - Pharmaceutical Technology http://www.pharmtech.com/innovative-excipients-solid-dosage-manufacturing
28. September 2014
Omyapharm FCC A new Generation of multifunctional Mineral excipient - Innovative functionalized excpipient for pharmaceuticals - High Efficiency carrier for multiple substances - Controlled-release properties Advantages - High drug load capability - Direct compressibility - Stabilisation of API´s - Dissolution enhancement Meet us at CPhI - Hall 1 C39 - info@ingredientpharm.com or Michael.Skovby@omya.com
19. August 2014
In this interview, Veena Singh, Regional Commercial Manager, Dow Pharma & Food Solutions, Dow India, elaborates on the growth drivers for the excipients market in India Rakesh Rao | Mumbai August 19, 2014 Last Updated at 22:12 IST http://www.business-standard.com/content/b2b-pharma/novel-drug-delivery-system-is-driving-the-demand-for-innovative-excipients-114081901422_1.html