Take a Breath: Selecting a Device for Inhaled Product Development

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This session was originally broadcast as part of the CPHI Worldwide 2021 digital content programme. The future commercial success of any new inhaled medicine relies largely on the correct combination of formulation and device technology chosen for its delivery. This presentation benefits any drug developer considering an inhaled programme and aims to answer the following questions: How are development targets and success criteria set for inhaled products? What are the key factors influencing inhaled delivery platform selection? How can phase-appropriate device selection accelerate an inhaled development programme?

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Vectura inhaled formulation, device and development services

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Vectura Dry Powder Inhaler (DPI) services and capabilities

The expansion will enable the CDMO to widen the nature of inhaled drug development projects it can undertake for customers

Strategies to accelerate inhaled drug development including technology platform selection.

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Download this free webcast where Dr Sandy Munro, SVP Pharmaceutical Development, discusses strategies to progress inhaled products quickly to clinical stages of development.

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