Mozambique re-establishes national drug quality lab
Drug quality in Mozambique looks set to improve following the creation of a national QA/QC testing laboratory.
Archives for July 16, 2012
Religion plays big part in pharma gelatine shortage for India: Beroe
Religion is playing a big part in increasing gelatine woes for Indian drugsmakers, according to Beroe.
DSM's CMO biz wins second contract in two months
DSM Pharmaceutical Products (DPP) has won its second biologics manufacturing contract in two months signing up Brazil’s Recepta Biopharma as a new customer.
News from Daiichi Sankyo, Galenea and Lannett – People on the move
in-PharmaTechnologist.com presents its weekly round-up of the latest movers and shakers in the world of pharmaceuticals, including news from Daiichi Sankyo, Galenea and Lannett.
Medpace doubles early-phase capacity with a new clinical pharmacology unit
Ohio, US-based CRO Medpace says it has finished work on a new pharmacology unit in Cincinnati and plans to close its old facility in Norwood.
Big eClinical mergers can work, Medidata CEO says
The CEO of Medidata has said big eClinical mergers can succeed if there is an alignment of the businesses and technologies.
GSK buys HGS and TGS buys Par
Two major takeovers dominate the headlines this week with GSK finally securing its takeover of HGS and Par Pharmaceutical agreeing to be bought by private-equity firm TGS.
BioFocus gives itself room to update compound library
BioFocus has taken on Titian’s sample management software in a bid to pump more resources into “refreshing” its 900,000 strong high-throughput screening (HTS) compound portfolio.