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The Impact of Sterilization on Primary Packaging Materials
By Daniel Canton, Dr. Daniel Haines, Dr. Uwe Rothhaar, SCHOTT pharma services
As the demands that are being placed on the quality and stability of medications continue to increase, the interactions that take place between the primary packaging container and...
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Responsibility, Technology, Patient Safety and Purpose in Lead Pharmaceutical Packaging
Byline: Dale Outhous, Vice President, DuPont Ethylene Copolymers
Innovation in the packaging industry is driven with a clear sense of purpose and responsibility for improving consumer lives and creating value in the marketplace, according to a group of recognized industry...
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The packaging challenges LSH businesses face today
By Chris Tierney, Director, Clinical Trials Logistics, DHL Supply Chain LSH businesses have always been a little bit different when it comes to logistics. Consumer goods and vehicles bring their own supply chain challenges.
keeping food fresh or importing crucial parts...
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Fast Moving Consumer Health
How the once-conservative pharmaceutical companies are learning from the FMCG industry
The days of the patent-protected blockbusters among the pharma giants are behind us, and the realities of demographic shifts, spiraling healthcare costs, global economic crises and generics growth are...
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Space-Saving Solutions
By Bob Houghton, Head of Marketing & Communications – Europe & Asia, at Multi Packaging Solutions.
Over the past decade, the amount of information required to support many healthcare products has dramatically increased due to legislation, and consumer and retail...
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The Anti-Counterfeit Drug Issue; It’s Real
Legislation is being put into place, but it is still essential that we all play a participative role in the continued fight to protect the patients that rely on our product.
Introduction
The issue of counterfeit pharmaceutical product is growing...
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Fighting Cancer with targeted Drugs
“Diagnosis cancer” – this is a life-changing moment for many people. After cardiovascular diseases, cancer remains the next most common cause of death worldwide. In 2012, around 8.2 million people died as a result of cancer. According to the...
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