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By Brian Kenny

三月 14, 2017

Patients rely on drug products to help protect their health and prevent complications. Pharmaceutical manufacturers rely on a drug product’s primary packaging container and delivery system to maintain the drug quality and ensure that their drug is delivered safely and effectively. But like any drug product, there are risks associated with containment and delivery systems.

On February 23, West hosted a training event, “Understanding Risks Associated with Containment and Delivery Systems Across the Biologic Product Lifecycle from Formulation to Commercialization” a joint presentation from West, Patheon and the National Institute for Bioprocessing Research and Training (NIBRT).