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  • Altasciences is leading the conversation on change in the drug development industry as part of a new documentary series for the 2024 Global Health Summit, hosted alongside the WHO’s 77th World Health Assembly in Geneva in May. The mini documentary explores transformation in the slow-to-change drug development industry.

    Formulating and manufacturing drugs for preclinical testing is an early—and necessary—step towards pushing your molecule through to human clinical trials. At the preclinical stage, the goal is to maximize exposure for safety testing, formulating the limits of solubility and maximum volume. To optimize the formulation for preclinical testing, it’s important to consider the following for informed decision-making regarding feasibility, scale-up, and the future success of your program: route of administration, excipients selection, stability testing, scale-up plans and options, and contingency plans.

    Issue 38 of The Altascientist explores the key considerations for successful formulation development and manufacture for safety assessment, alongside examining the strategies Altasciences employs to support you in planning your program. 
    Preclinical manufacturing involves various sub-processes, all of which are critical in overall drug development. And in this issue, you will discover these sub-processes in detail, including:

    • formulation development
    • manufacturing process development 
    • scale-up 
    • process validation 
    • analytical method development and validation 
    • quality assurance and control 
    •  stability studies 
    • regulatory compliance 
    •  risk management

    Also included is a case study about how Altasciences helped a client get their new

    There’s a lot of life science content out there, which is why we’ve curated a selection of our expert insights, tips, case studies, and scientific and regulatory information for you. Catch up on what you may have missed below!

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    Amber Malloy, Analytical Associate III, Altasciences

    Since 2004, the average cost of bringing a new drug to market has increased from $800 million to about $2.6 billion, without, for the most part, shorter development time

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