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IPA questions FAERS data interpretation in the Ohio State University study

Express Pharma

The Indian Pharmaceutical Alliance (IPA) questions the reliance on the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS) in the Ohio State University report titled, Are All Generic Drugs Created Equal? An Empirical Analysis of Generic Drug Manufacturing Location and Serious Drug Adverse Events.

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Omnibus Spending Law: Provisions Will Bolster Medicines Supply Chain Insights and Advanced Manufacturing Technologies

Quality Matters

Leveraging insights from data on USP standards distribution and usage at more than 22,000 locations worldwide and 40+ external data sets, USP launched the Medicine Supply Map in 2021 to provide an early-warning capability for supply chain vulnerabilities.

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Manufacturing solutions are essential to strengthen the global medicines supply chain

Quality Matters

Speaking as a fellow panelist at the event, I agreed standardization can have a significant role to play in helping with the regulatory aspects of AMT, particularly when the goal is to advance adoption of such technologies globally. The non-profit maker of essential generic medicines was established by a group of U.S.

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What a mild recession could mean for small biotechs in 2023

Pharmaceutical Technology

While the ripple effect of such an event is expected across sectors, in the pharmaceutical arena, small and mid-sized enterprises (SMEs) are predicted to be heavily impacted as the economic downturn affects plans to raise capital, amongst other things. million as part of the Build Back Better Regional Challenge.