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International regulation: the importance of quality assurance in drug development

European Pharmaceutical Review

Since the first ADC was approved by the EMA in 2012, they have generated a great deal of interest in the oncology field because of their potential to address many of the challenges of traditional chemotherapy options. Teams must also accept the variety of analytical procedures these regulatory agencies prefer.

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SPuMoNI: Enhancing Pharma Data Quality through Smart Technologies

ISPE

Although the pharmaceutical industry has consistently improved manufacturing processes 3 in compliance with good manufacturing practices, 4 there are documented deviations from good practices 5 including the continued falsification of medicines. Mexican Governor: Cancer Children Given Water Instead of Chemotherapy.” 30 June 2016.

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Navigating a cancer diagnosis

The Checkup by Singlecare

Communicate your needs It’s important to make sure you’re meeting all your needs, including physical and emotional ones. Some ways to communicate your needs may include the following: Be open and honest Many people with cancer worry about becoming a burden, which could make them hold back from communicating their needs.

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Navigating a cancer diagnosis

The Checkup by Singlecare

Communicate your needs It’s important to make sure you’re meeting all your needs, including physical and emotional ones. Some ways to communicate your needs may include the following: Be open and honest Many people with cancer worry about becoming a burden, which could make them hold back from communicating their needs.

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RETREAT clinical trial – NF2 patient interview with Kim Whitlock

NF2 BioSolutions

Surgery, radiotherapy & the chemotherapy type drugs are all invasive interventions with serious side effects. How frequently did you need to visit the study site or communicate with the research team? Communication with the Research Team How did you find your interactions with the research team?