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EPISODE · May 10, 2025 · 19 MIN

135 – Season 9 Recap & Reflections (S9E15)

from From Concept to Medicine - A Comprehensive Drug Development Journey

Recap analytical and quality control topics, reflecting on their influence on R&D, manufacturing, and regulatory compliance. Consider how Tuley and Kiraga’s work comes into play and how it can relate to drug development and key initial trials. Touch upon areas where key information has been determined to really improve. Uncover what some trials have been involved in and how it is important to see this process.Find out about the types of equipment being involved and the processes for analysis and testing, and examine what the future may hold. The purpose behind good manufacturing practice (GMP) is very important and is one of the most foundational points, especially for what is needed to ensure patients' safety. Examine what all the new steps in research really provide as the future changes, as all of what has come about helps people now more than ever.

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