Physiologically-based Pharmacokinetic Models (PBPK) for OINDPs
Aptar Pharma discusses Physiologically based PK models for OINDPs.
Investigating The Propellant Pathways Leading To a Sustainable Future of MDIs
Download the Article Description: The article discusses the transition to low GWP propellants in the respiratory drug delivery sector as current high-GWP variants are phased out. The leading propellant options for the next generation of low GWP MDIs ( metered dose inhalers) are HFA 152a and HFO 1234ze from the hydro-fluoroolefin family. The article highlights […]
Conversations with Dr Julie Suman, on Nasal Drug Delivery: Current trends, technical challenges and opportunities for therapeutic innovation
Aptar Pharma present data on the challenges and opportunities for Nasal drug delivery.
Nasal Drug Development, Trends and Challenges with Nasal Formulations
Nanopharm explores the current trends and technical challenges in nasal drug product development, focusing on formulation.
Nanopharm’s Nasal Spray for SARS-CoV-2 Antibody Treatment
Discover Nanopharm’s innovative nasal spray for SARS-CoV-2. Learn how this prophylactic treatment effectively delivers antibodies for maximum protection.
Unraveling the Pulmonary Fate of Fluticasone and Friends: Meeting the Physiologic and Pharmacokinetic Challenges
Exploring the role of DPI (Dry powder inhaler) in drug development and the inhalation process and pharmacokinetics of fluticasone propionate.
Elucidating Molecular- and Particle-Level Changes during the Annealing of a Micronized Crystalline Drug
Nanopharm explores annealing in micronized DPIs for drug development. Focus on molecular changes and SFE in Dry Powder Inhaler formulations.
Challenging the Bioequivalence Hurdles for OINDPs: Achieving Q3 Structural Equivalence
Explore challenges in OINDP drug development, focusing on achieving bioequivalence in generic nasal formulations.
The Influence of Secondary Processing on the Structural Relaxation Dynamics of Fluticasone Propionate
Nanopharm explores structural dynamics of Fluticasone Propionate in DPIs. Focus on APSD in Dry Powder Inhaler formulations.
