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Pulmonary Drug Delivery
62
Issue No #62
December 1st, 2015
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Issue 62 - Nov 2015
Inside the magazine
PULMONARY
Inga Meyer
Nemera
INHALIA
®
: A NEW pMDI METERING VALVE PLATFORM THAT PATIENTS CAN COUNT ON
Inga Meyer introduces the company’s new pressurised metered-dose inhaler (pMDI) valve platform, Inhalia, and uses device testing study data to demonstrate some of the significant advances, advantages and benefits the platform brings.
CONNECTIVITY
Bill Welch
Phillips Medisize
HUMAN-CENTRED DESIGN & INHALATION DEVICE DEVELOPMENT
Bill Welch explains how the term “smaller and smarter” applies in the development of inhalation devices, and describes how his company’s human-centred design approach.
PULMONARY
Paul Sullivan
Noble
PATIENT PREFERENCE IN RESPIRATORY DEVICE TRAINING & EDUCATIONAL TOOLS
Paul Sullivan and Craig Baker provide data from recent patient studies to emphasise the importance of training devices in improving adherence to, and compliance with, inhaled therapeutics.
EXPERT VIEW
Mark Tunkel
WHY SUCCESS IN DRUG DELIVERY IS NOT JUST ABOUT THE DEVICE
Mark Tunkel explains how companies developing and marketing inhalable pharmaceuticals can explore other strategies to improve patient outcomes over and above what the drug and device can achieve.
PULMONARY
Dr David Lewis
REVIEWING CURRENT THINKING ON THE
IN VIVO
BEHAVIOUR OF PARTICLES IN THE EXTRA-FINE REGION
David Lewis reports the latest research on the changing view of the behaviour of particles in the extra-fine region and their potential for enhancing inhaled drug therapies.
PULMONARY
Richard Turner
H&T Presspart
IMPROVING DRUG STABILITY & DRUG DELIVERY BY MODIFICATION OF MDI CANISTER SURFACES
Richard Turner explains how, in recent years, a number of surface coatings have been developed that can be applied to MDIs canisters and valve components, to protect the contents from deposition and degradation.
PULMONARY
Adam Smith
Copley Scientific
A NEW, ADVANCED HIGH-THROUGHPUT SYSTEM FOR AUTOMATED INHALER TESTING
Adam Smith introduces DecaVertus, describing its single inhaler predecessor the Vertus, and how the DecaVertus design evolved using the Vertus technology.
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