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The Great PSA Test Debate

The Great PSA Test Debate

12 hours ago

A government panel says men shouldn't have routine PSA screening tests for prostate cancer. The American Cancer Society's Dr. Otis Brawley says the tests may kill more men than they save, but former Notre Dame basketball coach and prostate cancer survivor Digger Phelps says a PSA test helped save his life.

Reconsidering HDL as a Good Cholesterol

Reconsidering HDL as a Good Cholesterol

May 18

A new study suggests that HDL, or "good" cholesterol, may not be protecting the heart. Instead, factors that increase HDL, such as exercise and not smoking, may be what's really helping.

Antibiotic Z-Pack May Pose Risk of Sudden Death

Antibiotic Z-Pack May Pose Risk of Sudden Death

May 18

A commonly prescribed five-day course of azithromycin antibiotics, often referred to as Z-Pak, may increase the risk of sudden cardiac death in patients with heart disease and severe diabetes.

Lung Cancer Drug Treats Rare Lymphoma Tumors

Lung Cancer Drug Treats Rare Lymphoma Tumors

May 17

A new study found Xalkori effective in treating anaplastic lymphoma among children, an encouraging development for gene-targeted therapy.

New Drug for Rheumatoid Arthritis

New Drug for Rheumatoid Arthritis

May 16

An FDA advisory committee has approved a pill from Pfizer called tofacitinib. It carries risks, but the panel decided the benefits outweigh the risks. Currently, 30 to 40 percent of patients with rheumatoid arthritis do not response to the drugs currently availalable.

Vaisala's Seminar Series

Vaisala's Seminar Series

May 15

Vaisala's Bruce McDuffee talks about the company's upcoming seminar series which will include topics such as humidity measurement and mapping and monitoring.

Vaisala's Cold Chain Temperature Logging Solutions

Vaisala's Cold Chain Temperature Logging Solutions

May 15

Vaisala's Bruce McDuffee talks about the company's latest cold chain temperature monitoring and logging product during INTERPHEX 2012.

An interview with Terry Novak, President, Norwich Pharmaceuticals

An interview with Terry Novak, President, Norwich Pharmaceuticals

May 14

Terry Novak, President, Norwich Pharmaceuticals talks with Mike Auerbach, Editor In Chief, Pharmaceutical Processing about his company and the services it provides to the pharmaceutical industry. He also offers his opinions on several issues related to pharmaceutical outsourcing.

An Interview with Geoff Glass, VP, Patheon

An Interview with Geoff Glass, VP, Patheon

May 14

Geoff Glass, Vice-President of Global sales and Marketing at Patheon talks with Mike Auerbach, Editor In Chief, Pharmaceutical Processing about his company and the services it provides to the pharmaceutical industry. He also offers his opinions on several issues related to pharmaceutical outsourcing.

Fette Compacting America at INTERPHEX 2012

Fette Compacting America at INTERPHEX 2012

May 14

Matt Bundenthal from Fette Compacting America talks about the company's newest tablet press during INTERPHEX 2012.

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Financial Justification for QbD and Cost of Regulation Compliance

Financial Justification for QbD and Cost of Regulation Compliance

9 hours ago | Girish Malhotra, PE, EPCOT International

QbD is financially important for the pharmaceutical industry and highly beneficial for the consumers; as it will ensure quality all the time, potentially alleviate shortages and lower costs.

The Tale of Two Deviations

The Tale of Two Deviations

Apr 23 | The QA Pharm

It stands to reason that pharmaceutical companies in compliance trouble also have problems with their Deviation Management and Corrective and Preventive Action (CAPA) System(s).

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Lung Cancer Drug Treats Rare Lymphoma Tumors

Lung Cancer Drug Treats Rare Lymphoma Tumors

May 17 | Video

A new study found Xalkori effective in treating anaplastic lymphoma among children, an encouraging development for gene-targeted therapy.

Merck - 2012 Facility of the Year Award - Facility Integration

Merck - 2012 Facility of the Year Award - Facility Integration

May 14 | Video

Brian Morrissey, Senior Project Engineer, Merck Manufacturing Division, talks to Pharmaceutical Processing's Editor In Chief Mike Auerbach during INTERPHEX 2012 about the company's Vaccine Bulk Manufacturing Facility Program of Projects. The facility has won the Facility Integration award in the 2012 Facility of the Year Award competition sponsored by ISPE, INTERPHEX and Pharmaceutical Processing magazine.

Medicine from a Vending Machine?

Medicine from a Vending Machine?

May 3 | Video

A Chinese company is pushing for acceptance of traditional Chinese medicine with a machine that can dispense herbs.

Taking Precautions to Prevent Contagion

Taking Precautions to Prevent Contagion

Apr 29 | Video

With the recent outbreak of viruses such as SARS, bird flu and swine flu, officials and travelers are being extra careful about preventing the illnesses from being transmitted.

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