etrials sees losses escalate; names new CEO
eClinical specialist etrials Worldwide saw its losses quadruple in the third quarter on the back of a dip in revenues and financial charges, including a $4m asset impairment charge related to goodwill.
Archives for November 18, 2008
PharmaForm's EPAS aims to make particle processing less of a grind
PharmaForm's new EPAS particle engineering technology, launched at this year's AAPS in Atlanta, US, may help drugmakers improve the solubility of insoluble actives without some of the costly and time consuming processing steps used by traditional methods.
UK report calls for nano regulations
The UK Royal Commission has issued a report on the spread of nanomaterials, stating that “urgent action [is] needed on testing and regulation”.
EyeGate wins F&S award
EyeGate Pharma has been received an award from Frost & Sullivan recognising its development of ocular drug delivery technology.
Adolescents are under-represented in clinical research
Recent European legislation designed to increase the number of children in clinical trials has had a positive impact in ensuring that paediatric patients are included in medicine testing.
Poland set to remove tax block for clinical trials
One of the obstacles to the development of Poland’s clinical research market is due to be removed next month, according to local consultancy firm Polish Market Research.