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MRI CONTRAST AGENTS - Could More Stable Soon Also Mean Safer? March 29, 2016
Frost & Sullivan Analyst Nadim Michel Daher indicates radiology is going through interesting times. Under the coordinated care paradigm that is gradually emerging in the US, as well as all the changes forced on volume-based economic models, medical imaging enterprises are under a great deal of pressure to redefine their goals and reassess their value.
DRUG DEVELOPMENT - Rapid Preparation of Gadolinium & Protamine Complexes With Aurintricarboxylic Polysalicylates: Implications for Drug Development April 1, 2019
Timothy J. Smith, RPh, PhD, reviews how derivatives of aurintricarboxylic acid (ATA), a commercial reagent for aluminum ion determination, are under consideration for drug development in view of ATA’s diverse pharmacological spectrum.
PHARMACOLOGY MODELS - Early Phase Pharmacodynamic Models for Respiratory Drug Candidates June 30, 2016
Robert Lins, MD, PhD, believes classical primary respiratory endpoints are far from successful in exploratory and confirmatory studies, and new techniques being developed have most potential in early phase, exploratory, clinical trials, but there may be the opportunity to apply at least some of them in the later stages of development.
NANOTECHNOLOGY MARKET - Nanotechnology Markets in Healthcare & Medicine November 19, 2014
Kevin James, Jackson Highsmith, and Paul Evers report the global market for nanoparticles in the life sciences is estimated at over $29.6 billion for 2014. This market is forecast to grow to more than $79.8 billion by 2019, to register a healthy compound annual growth rate of 22%. The biggest increase will come in the area of drug delivery systems.
