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Mark Turner
DESIGN VALIDATION TESTING – DRUG DELIVERY DEVICES
From a regulatory perspective, Mark Turner provides a summary of the current requirements of parenteral device manufacturers in the area of design validation testing.
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Dr S Mohan Mohanraj
EVALUATING A NEW MICROSPHERE BASED CONTROLLED-RELEASE DELIVERY SYSTEM
S Mohan Mohanraj and Meir Kende discuss the development of a microsphere based delivery system for an orally administered anthrax vaccine.
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Dr Nozer Mehta
TECHNOLOGIES & CLINICAL STUDIES FOR THE ORAL DELIVERY OF CALCITONIN
Nozer Mehta, James P Gilligan and William Stern summarise the different technologies that have been in development for oral delivery of peptides through the gastro-intestinal mucosal surfaces via the transcellular or the paracellular pathways and describe the results of several long-term clinical studies on the oral delivery of salmon calcitonin.
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Napoleon Monroe
CONNECTED COMBINATION PRODUCTS: US ANALYSIS WITH POTENTIAL IMPLICATIONS WORLDWIDE
Napoleon Monroe provides an overview of the current status of connected combination products from the US perspective, with an emphasis on human factors, automated identity and regulation.
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Will Rosellini
IMPLANTS CONNECT PATIENTS FOR BETTER, FASTER, MORE PERSONALISED CARE
Will Rosellini and Beth Rosellini describe the rapidly advancing area of local field potential recording of nervous system activity which has the ability to record patient data directly and has the potential to form highly advanced connected and closed-loop systems.
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Garth Sutherland
THE POTENTIAL OF CONNECTED DEVICES FOR TACKLING ASTHMA
Garth Sutherland and Jon-Paul Sherlock explain how a strategic partnership between pharmaceutical companies and digital health companies can achieve improved outcomes through joint initiatives.
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Dr Amy Seung
SPECIALTY PHARMA: HOW PRESCRIBING TECHNOLOGY AFFECTS TREATMENT OUTCOMES
New solutions are now available which streamline the Electronic Health Record workflows and automate difficult areas to aid in the problem of patient non-adherence, particularly in the specialty drug sector. Amy Seung explains how they can work.
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Erika Vázquez
HOW CONTEXT & CONNECTIVITY CONTRIBUTE TO A FULL PICTURE OF HEALTH
Erika Vazquez shows how recent technological advances make it possible to gather detailed contextual data about patients and gain true insights into whether their treatments are genuinely improving their quality of life.
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Dr Charley Henderson
NEW TECHNOLOGIES FOR LOW-COST CONNECTED DRUG DELIVERY DEVICES
Charley Henderson provides an overview of the various wireless connectivity options that are now available for devices and looks at how the corresponding electronic system costs can be reduced to drive widespread adoption.
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Tara Miller
NEEDLE-FREE JET INJECTION IN WORKPLACE INFLUENZA CLINICS
Tara Miller, Chris Galloway, and William E Gannon Jr evaluate an unmet need for increasing immunisation coverage in workplace influenza clinics by offering needle-free injection technology.
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Dr Iulia Karlsson
INJECTABLE DRUG DELIVERY: DEVICES MEET NEXT-GENERATION FORMULATIONS
Iulia Karlsson, discusses a new technology called BeloGal which allows drugs to be delivered in high doses to the right organ and avoids the problems of low water solubility that hamper many modern formulations.
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Jake Cowperthwaite
AUTO-INJECTOR DESIGN: MANAGING DRUG TEMPERATURE VARIATIONS
Jake Cowperthwaite examines the impact of environmental and drug temperature variation on auto-injector performance and describes techniques for managing this variation on modern auto-injectors.
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Dr Karlheinz Seyfang
INNOVATIVE NASAL APPLICATION REQUIRES INNOVATIVE FILLING TECHNOLOGY
Karlheinz Seyfang discusses the development of a system for the nasal delivery of a thixotropic gel formulation, from the design of the system through to the production line.
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Dr S Mohan Mohanraj
CONTROLLED-RELEASE SYSTEMS FOR PROTEINS & PEPTIDES
S Mohan Mohanraj and Meier Kende discuss development of a viable intranasal microsphere-based delivery system and how it delivers a recombinant anthrax vaccine via two-dose immunisation.
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Stephen Duckworth
ASSURE INHALER SAFETY & PERFORMANCE: POLYMERS, COLOUR & ADDITIVES
Stephen J Duckworth describes some of the application of polymer colourants and additives in respiratory drug delivery devices, highlighting the strict regulatory environment.
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Neil Fletcher
SPRING DEVELOPMENT FOR MEDICAL DEVICES
Neil Fletcher provides a spring manufacturer’s perspective of how springs can be used in medical devices, and how a lengthy and extensive device development process affects normal custom and practice in our industry. The report focuses on spring technology and highlights some of the challenges that spring manufacturers face daily.
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Harry Peters
SELECTION OF EXCIPIENTS FOR DRY POWDER INHALERS
Harry Peters and Gerald Hebbink explain how, because dry powder inhalers need a carrier to help with ensuring the drug is effectively delivered, interest has been focused on developing inhalation-grade lactose for this purpose.
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David Harris
LEARNING TO WALK BEFORE WE RUN
David Harris highlights basic problems with inhalers that persist today, and describes why - as the industry looks increasingly towards developing "smart" and connected inhalers - it is important to remember to solve these basic problems.
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Stephen Duckworth
ADDING COLOUR & FUNCTIONALITY TO PLASTICS USED IN MEDICAL DEVICES
Stephen Duckworth explains how – with an emphasis on the importance of complying with stringent and changing pharmaceutical regulations – advanced additives in plastics used to make drug delivery devices can significantly enhance the product.
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Dr Clare Beddoes
UNDERSTANDING THE MARKET FOR WEARABLE LARGE VOLUME INJECTORS
Clare Beddoes gives an overview of the exciting state of the injectables market, with a particular eye towards the new sector of wearable bolus injectors, also known as large volume injection devices.
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Stephen Tindal
SELECTING OPTIMAL FORMULATION TECHNOLOGY FOR BETTER TREATMENT
Stephen Tindal provides reviews strategies for oral formulation selection which can lower attrition rates, and therefore development costs and time to market.
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Mir Imran
A NOVEL APPROACH TO THE ORAL DELIVERY OF BIOLOGICS, PEPTIDES AND ANTIBODIES
Mir Imran provides an exclusive update on his company's groundbreaking robotic Auto-Pill™, which delivers a pain-free intestinal injection using a dissolvable needle made from materials that can be absorbed or easily passed out of the body.
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Jamie Kendall
Key Tech
IS YOUR WIRELESS CONNECTED DEVICE SECURE?
Jamie Kendall uses an example of a wireless system architecture to explain the three common cybersecurity vulnerabilities, and highlights the importance of proper implementation early on in the design process to mitigate these risks.
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Napoleon Monroe
CONNECTED COMBINATION PRODUCTS: PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE
Napoleon Monroe provides an overview of connected health with a focus on drug delivery systems, beginning by showing that connected health has not suddenly emerged out of nowhere but, rather, it has been developing and evolving over many decades, even centuries.
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