Whitepaper
9 Feb 2023

Drug Formulation Development Process Notes From A CDMO

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Pharma R&D productivity has remained stagnant in the new millennium, despite record industry growth. While new technology has improved productivity in nearly every other sector, efficiency in pharmaceutical R&D is declining (or as described by MedCity News — “broken”).What obstacles are in the way of improving productivity in the pharmaceutical industry? How can we meet these challenges? At Ascendia Pharma, we’re proud to have innovative strategies in place to help our clients get their drugs from R&D to market faster.

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