How does Medical Cannabis Correlate to Pharmaceutical Training?
April is Medical Cannabis Education and Awareness Month, so we’d like to take a moment to share some insight into the correlation...
The Five P’s of GMP in Pharmaceutical Careers
When consumers buy drugs at the pharmacy, they have to be able to trust that the products are safe, high quality and...
If You’re in Pharmaceutical Training, See How Chemosynthetic Livers Help Research
New pharmaceutical formulations are being developed all the time, and these include prescription and non-prescription drugs, vaccines, products produced through biotechnology, among...
3 Things to Consider with Scale-up in R&D Pharma
Scale-up is the term used to refer to the increase in the batch size of a product. For example, if a drug...
In Quality Assurance Training? Understand the Term “Quality by Design”
Quality assurance professionals are responsible for developing, monitoring, and overseeing processes that assure control in manufacturing in the pharmaceutical, food, cosmetics, and...
What is the Difference Between Generic and Brand Name Drugs for Pharmaceutical Careers?
If you’re considering a career in the pharmaceutical industry, you’ve probably already heard about generic and brand-name drugs. While these are fairly...
The Role of Computers in the History and Future of Pharmaceutical R&D
It’s hard to imagine where most industries these days would be without computer technology, and this is most definitely the case for...
A Look at the Canadian Life Sciences Industry for Students in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Training
Pharmaceutical manufacturing is part of one of Canada’s most important sectors: life sciences. The life sciences industry encompasses biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, biomedical devices...
How Regulatory Affairs Courses Apply to Health Foods
The specialized skills in a regulatory affairs program equip you to work in various industries, one of which is the food industry,...