Showing posts with label Biologics drug delivery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Biologics drug delivery. Show all posts

Monday, October 24, 2011

The 2012 Drug Delivery Partnerships Brochure Is Ready for Download

Drug Delivery Partnerships is the meeting place to discover innovative products, anticipate and take advantage of trends in the partnering landscape and implement best practices to ensure your company stays ahead of the curve.  We invite you to download the exciting 2012 Drug Delivery Partnerships agenda!

By joining us January 25-27, 2012, in Las Vegas, you’ll have the opportunity to:
  • Be a Part of the New Drug Delivery Partnerships Experience:
  • 10+ Hours of Networking with 500+ Industry Professionals before, during and after the conference with our expanded partnering tool and at the conference in the DDP Hall
  • 6 New Symposia, featuring Three Full Day Events including, “Manage Macromolecule Challenges to Deliver a Robust Biologic Product” and “Maximize the Potential of your Drug Delivery System through Drug Delivery Device Combination Products"
  • 80 + Speakers including 40 New DDP speakers
  • 40 + Technology Presenters with the latest drug delivery technology innovations
Click here to download the 2012 Drug Delivery Partnerships brochure today!

And, as a reader of the The Drug Delivery Blog, you get a 25% discount off the standard rate when using code XP1778BLOG! If you have any questions about the agenda or event, please contact Jennifer Pereira at jpereira@iirusa.com.



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Monday, September 28, 2009

New Drug Delivery System Uses Magnetism to Release Medication

This article in Cnet highlights an effective new approach to delivering intermittent doses of medication that can not be taken orally. Research led by Daniel Kohane at Children's Hospital Boston has uncovered a tiny implantable device that releases the medication through a membrane by switching on an off a magnetic field.

This is a novel approach to delivering drugs and hopefully we should see this come to hospitals soon. What are some other examples of innovative drug delivery systems that are being researched?

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Thursday, August 27, 2009

Liquid protien could help in drug delivery

According to in-Pharma Technologies, a newly developed liquid protein, which would be the first in the world, and could help with the delivery of therapeutic proteins and high potency drugs.

Professor Stephen Mann who was incharge of the team that developed the protien stated “represents a possible way forward to a novel state of biomolecular matter, and could therefore have a number of important [biomedical] applications.”

Read the full article here.

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Tuesday, August 4, 2009

The state of the art targeted delivery options for your macromolecule

Targeted macromolecular drugs have been touted as the treatment of the future for cancer and cardiovascular disease. To achieve this promise, safe and efficient drug delivery strategies must be realized. While formulation strategies have progressed significantly over the past several years, the industry still faces challenges in advancing delivery of biologics.

Join us in Boston this September 23-25 at the Biologics Drug Delivery & Beyond event, where you will uncover the latest technologies for effectively delivering your macromolecule, including a featured session entitled “The Magic Bullets of the Shots Heard Round the World: Targeted Macromolecule Delivery”, which provides insight on how to:

* Deliver biologics to target
* Use advanced drug delivery formulation for targeting
* Enable macromolecules targeting to treat

In addition, participants hear from David Cipolla of Aradigm on local and systemic lung delivery of peptides, oligos and proteins using solution inhalers. No other event brings the scientific leaders at the forefront of biologic drug delivery under one roof.

Visit our website for complete agenda details, as well as access to presentations from the 2009 Drug Delivery Partnerships event.

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This is the global drug delivery partnerships meeting place, focusing on bringing together professionals seeking the latest strategies, industry updates, and networking opportunities to help position your company for a successful partnership/collaboration. Join us today!


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