06/06/2023
The latest issue, focusing wholly on "ORAL DRUG DELIVERY" is out! Ready for you online 👉 https://bit.ly/3NfL8fV.
Inside this issue, which is oral drug delivery from cover-to-cover: an excellent article from Aruna Railkar, Ph.D, PMP of Quotient Sciences, outlining three case studies – one involving solubility enhancement, one modified release, and a paediatric dosage form – to illustrate the formulation challenges in complex drug programmes. Also on paediatric dosage forms, Roquette's Keat Theng Chow explores the latest developments in oral thin films and argues that this delivery modality has substantial untapped potential.
Regular contributor, powder characterisation specialist Granutools, explains how its instruments go beyond the standards, enabling keener insights and more repeatable analyses.
Evonik showcases EUDRACAP, its non-animal-derived platform of functional, ready-to-fill capsules for fast-track development of sensitive drugs. The HPMC capsules are functionalised with a coating based on the company's EUDRAGIT polymers.
Staying with capsules, Susana Ecenarro Probst, VP R&D at Qualicaps, introduces the company's TiO2-free hard capsule platform and discusses the challenges involved in replacing TiO2.
We have Expert Views in this issue from: Lonza Group's head of multliparticulates Jonathan Cape, who provide his insights into optimising release profiles by maximising the coating integrity of MR microspheres; ACG World's VP R&D Dr.Jnanadeva Bhat and Manali Dalvi, who describe how patients are benefitting from advances in capsule technology including solid-in-solid and liquid-in-solid applications; and Richard Ball of I Holland Ltd. takes us through advanced tablet design techniques and how these increase production success.
Also supporting this issue, highlighting a game-changing solubilisation product with applications in enabling and enhancing oral formulations, is Captisol (a Ligand technology).
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