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Today Pharmactical Manufacturing

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Manufacturing gets no respect. Big pharmaceutical companies are easy targets of the media. Someone should do something to fix that. These are some of the things I hear from pharmaceutical manufacturers every day. Many professionals believe that our industry gets a bad rap, and I think they’re right. Our industry has created some of its own problems, of course, and must do more to, for example, ensure product quality and supply chain safety, improve manufacturing efficiency, and always put the patient first. If not, our image will continue to suffer in the eyes of the public. But much of the criticism we face stems from the importance of the work we do. Our industry makes products that are life-changing, life-sustaining, and impact hundreds of millions of people worldwide. When the cost of a drug increases or there are problems with a new medication, the public feels the consequences. In these cases, it’s a natural reaction to search for someone or something upon which t...

10 -Ways to Stay Healthy

सदियों से ही हमारे बुजुर्ग कहते आ रहे हैं कि स्वस्थ शरीर सबसे बड़ा खजाना होता है। यह सही भी है, अगर हम स्वस्थ न रहें तो जिंदगी की दूसरी चीजें का कोई मतलब भी नहीं है। 1 . जब भी दिन की शुरुआत करें, अपने बारे में एक अच्छी बात सोचें। इससे आपका पूरा दिन अच्छा और सकारात्मक गुजरेगा। खुद को एक सकारात्मक संदेश देने से हमारा उत्साह और आत्मविश्वास बना रहता है। उदाहरण के तौर पर आप यह सोच सकते हैं कि मैं एक स्नेह से भरा और विनम्र इंसान हूं, इसलिए आज स्थिति चाहे जैसी भी हो, मैं विनम्र बना रहूंगा और दिन भर अच्छी बातें ही करूंगा। हर इंसान के अंदर एक ताकत होती है, जरूरत है तो बस उसे पहचानने और संवारने की। 2. दिन की शुरुआत 2 ग्लास सादे पानी से करें। हो सके तो कैफिन वाले पेय पदार्थों का सेवन 50 प्रतिशत कम कर दें और उसकी जगह ग्रीन टी का सेवन करें। ऐसा करने से हृदय और त्वचा के लिए फायदेमंद एंटीऑक्सीडेंट्स प्राप्त होते हैं, हमारा पेट हल्का रहता है और कैफिन के कम सेवन से हम स्वस्थ रहते हैं और बैचेनी से भी छुटकारा मिलता है। 3. अंकुरित अनाज खाएं। अंकुरित अनाज में सेहत का राज छुपा होता है। पांच दिनों ...

create wab page with guidelines

What is Web Development? Website Development is a process for creating a new website or implementing changes to one already in use, e.g. adding a significant new section to a live site. In simple terms, the process represents a framework within which all activities—from inception to review (and eventual demise, if necessary)—can take place. There are 8 steps in the development process. These are: • Planning: Decide why you want a website and what to create.  • Content: Create a list of the content you want.  • Design: Create a design for displaying the content.  • Construction: Write the code and load up your content.  • Test: Make sure everything works properly.  • Hosting: Choose a domain name & find a place to put your site on the internet. • Publicity: Build traffic via publicity the site. this blog at intervals it to make sure it succeeds. Of course, Website Development does not happen just for fun—it must be initiated in some way. As can b...

Transfersome

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Transfersome  is a trademark registered by the  German  company IDEA AG, which refers to its  proprietary  drug delivery technology. The name means “carrying body” and is derived from the Latin word 'transferre', meaning 'to carry across', and the Greek word 'soma', meaning 'a body'. A  Transfersome  carrier is an  artificial vesicle  designed to exhibit the characteristics of a  cell vesicle  or a cell engaged in  exocytosis , and thus suitable for controlled and, potentially, targeted drug delivery. Discovery The term  Transfersome  and the underlying concept were introduced in 1991 by Gregor Cevc. Numerous groups have since been working with similar carriers, frequently using different names (e.g., elastic vesicle, flexible vesicle, Ethosome, etc.) to describe them. In a broader sense, a  Transfersome  is a highly adaptable, stress-responsive complex aggregate. The form preferred by researcher...

Novel Drug Approvals for 2016

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Innovation drives progress. When it comes to innovation in the development of new drugs and therapeutic biological products, FDA’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER) supports the pharmaceutical industry at every step of the process. With its understanding of the science used to create new products, testing and manufacturing procedures, and the diseases and conditions that new products are designed to treat, FDA provides scientific and regulatory advice needed to bring new therapies to market. The availability of new drugs and biological products often means new treatment options for patients and advances in health care for the American public. For this reason, CDER supports innovation and plays a key role in helping to advance new drug development. Each year, CDER approves a wide range of new drugs and biological products. Some of these products are innovative new products that never before have been used in clinical practice. Others are the same as, or related to, ...

8 new Drug molecules from India

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Two decades after Indian Pharma started dabbling in new drug research, eight indigenously developed novel drugs are gearing up for late-stage human  trials.While  two new molecules are being developed by BioCon and Glenmark each, the others are contributed by  Dr.Reddy’s , Sun, Ranbaxy and Primal life sciences. Dr Reddy’s anti-diabetic drug, codenamed DRF 2593-307, was the first indigenously developed novel drug to enter phase-III trials, in August 2007. This is the penultimate round of testing on patients before marketing approval can be sought. Last year, two more compounds made it to this stage: Biocon’s oral insulin pill and Ranbaxy’s anti-malaria drug. A fourth drug, from Glenmark, to treat diarrhoea, is concurrently undergoing phase-II and phase-III trials. 1) IN-105 (Biocon) Therapy area:  Diabetes-insulin Status:  In phase-III human trials Target launch:  2011 in India; rest of the world by 2015 Global market size:  $13 ...