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Ecolab offers insights into the latest Annex 1 updates
The latest draft of EudraLex Vol. 4, Annex 1 (v.12), features updates to the guidelines following the public consultation feedback on the 2017 draft. Ecolab have carried out a...
CPhI & P-MEC China to host ‘Virtual Expo Connect’ in June
Empowering international and domestic buyers with an online platform to access the world’s second largest pharma market.
Rescheduled CPhI South East Asia to now take place in November
Second postponement will provide improved confidence and market conditions for exhibitors and visitors.
Compounding Solutions: meeting the urgent demand of medical materials for Covid-19 response
Since early February, the Compounding Solutions team has been working hard to meet the challenge of material demands related to Covid-19.
CPhI & P-MEC China moves to December date to enable international attendance
Date alteration taken at the request of exhibitors to ensure the international character of China’s largest pharma exhibition.
2020 CPhI Pharma Awards open for entries
Best practices in the pharma and biotech industries will take centre stage at the 17th Annual CPhI Pharma Awards, powered by Informa Pharma Intelligence.
Qosina is the trusted provider of single-use bioprocessing components
Qosina carries a broad selection of in-stock, single-use bioprocessing components.
Amarex executes five rush COVID-19-related submissions to FDA
The submissions include an IND, IND Amendment and Compassionate Use Approval for CytoDyn’s product Leronlimab, a Compassionate Use Approval for a treatment device, and an Emergency...
ENFit™ Components from Qosina Help Reduce Critical Enteral Misconnections
Ronkonkoma, NY, USA, March 4, 2020—Qosina is the trusted supplier of enteral components for medical devices, offering over 250 off-the-shelf products including a wide selection of...
How 3D Printing Impacts Patient Care
Since the installation of one of the first two commercially installed SLA 1 machines at Baxter Healthcare in 1988, medical applications have been a leader in applying...
Wearable sensors detect components of sweat
Scientists from University of California – Berkeley are developing wearable skin sensors able to detect the sweat rate, and electrolytes and metabolites in sweat
Optic nerve stimulation to aid the blind
Scientists from Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale (EPFL) de Lausanne are investigating new ways to provide visual signals to the blind by directly stimulating the optic nerve
A new nanomaterial for medical devices
In order to create new medical devices, researchers are turning to nanomaterials, which are manipulated on the scale of atoms or molecules and exhibit unique properties.
Medical device notified body ceases operation in the UK
In the event that the UK leaves the EU in a ‘no-deal’ scenario at the end of October this year, UK Notified Bodies will lose their designation under the Medical Device Directives
Social robots can help hospitalised children
Research has demonstrated the effectiveness of social robots used to support children in hospital. Many hospitals provide interventions in paediatric units run by healthcare professionals
Using laser light to detect tumours
It can be up to four weeks before patients know whether the entire tumour was removed during cancer surgery. However, a new team of scientists from Jena have developed a...
Wearable devices for those with mobility issues
A new research project by scientists from the University of Bristol will help thousands of people with mobility issues
Virtual biopsy' device to detect skin tumours
Using sound vibrations and pulses of near-infrared light, a Rutgers University scientist has developed a new ‘virtual biopsy’ device which can quickly determine a skin lesion's depth...
New home-based brain stimulation treatment for depression
An at-home, medical-grade brain stimulation headset has just launched in the UK, claiming to offer an alternative to pharmacological treatment for depression.
