Features

Part 2 of our discussion on worldwide MDI manufacturing. Read more . . . . Read more . . .

As Medical Propellants Business Expert at Mexichem over the last 20+ years, Tim Noakes has developed unique access to and insight into pressurized metered dose inhaler manufacturing around the world. Read more . . . Read more . . .

Update 3/7/2012: The FDA issues a warning letter on inhalable caffeine. Update 2/19/2012: The FDA says it will review the safety and legality of AeroShot inhaled caffeine. In 2008, Harvard professor David Edwards gave a… Read more . . .

In early April, up to 20 scientists and technicians from around the world will gather in a laboratory at the Firestone Institute for Respiratory Health for an intensive course known as “Aerosol School.” Over a… Read more . . .

DDL 22 finished up on Friday, December 9 with a series of talks related to physical and physicochemical properties of inhaled drugs, including several presentations by graduate students. Despite the fact that many delegates had… Read more . . .

Day 2 of DDL 22 started off with a focus on delivery devices, beginning with a talk by Professor Myrna Dolovich of McMaster University on selecting the correct device for patients and ending with a… Read more . . .

Nearly 500 people attended the first day of the 2011 Drug Delivery to the Lungs meeting (DDL 22) at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre. Approximately 50 of the DDL 22 attendees were also registered for… Read more . . .

The upcoming Aerosols–Inhalation and Nasal Drug Products Workshop sponsored by the United States Pharmacopoeia’s General Chapters-Dosage Forms Expert Committee will take place at USP headquarters in Rockville, MD on December 12 and 13, and the… Read more . . .

The 2011 Drug Delivery to the Lungs (DDL) Conference, which takes place December 7-9 in Edinburgh, UK, will highlight a particularly strong field of scientific presentations from both established industry experts and up-and-coming young researchers,… Read more . . .