The new gas chromatography test strengthens quality control within the pharmaceutical supply chain as well as availability of safe, high-quality medicines, particularly for children.
Divestment agreement expands decade-long collaboration between Sanofi and Cheplapharm, helps to hone Sanofi’s innovation focus.
The Danish pharmaceutical giant hopes the strategic rebranding and modernising its culture will sharpen the company’s competitive edge in the rapidly evolving obesity and diabetes therapeutics landscape.
New PSD-4 facility creates a global manufacturing hub for commercial spray-drying and addresses rising demand for bioavailability enhancement solutions across small molecules, biologics and mRNA modalities.
Study suggests that enrichment of cellulose-degraders in the baffled compartments can aid stable co-digestion of high-strength wastewater and solid organic waste from biomanufacturing processes.
In-depth: Study results highlight the growing momentum towards more real-time and technology-enabled clinical trials in the pharmaceutical industry and facilitates increased enrollment of female patients.
Findings illustrate practical implications for risk assessment and control of nitrosamine formation in solid oral product manufacturing.
Joint recommendations set out a phased roadmap for single unit barcoding of medicines across Europe, aimed at reducing medication errors at the point of care.
Agency’s call for feedback intended to support advancement of botanical drugs to expand beyond the four currently approved products in the US market.
Chiesi advances its carbon-minimal inhaler programme with European regulatory submissions for next-generation HFA-152a pressurised metered-dose inhalers.
General chapter 2.5.46. introduces a single HPLC-UV method for simultaneous determination of seven plastic additives, streamlining compliance for pharmaceutical packaging materials.
Winners of this year’s awards will be revealed during the opening of CPHI Milan 2026.
Milestone shifts how global pharmaceutical manufacturers approach post-approval life cycle management for medicines.
Findings challenge routine use of the technique in laboratories to reduce airborne microbial contamination.
First-in-class monoclonal antibody significantly improved both underlying inflammation and dysphagia in eosinophilic esophagitis, extending its potential beyond the airways to the oesophagus.
US authorisation illustrates how targeted therapies can reshape outcomes in cancer patients even in the most aggressive forms of the disease.
Potential first-in-class treatment HM17321 offers a non-incretin mechanism of action and differentiated profile from existing GLP-1-based treatments for obesity.