Vapor phase hydrogen peroxide has been used for decades as a surface decontaminant in pharma/biotech, but there has been little guidance on how to establish the parameters. Here's an industry consensus from BioPhorum.
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GUEST COLUMNISTS
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What Europe's Draft Annex 22 Actually Asks Of Human Oversight Of AI
The European Commission and the Pharmaceutical Inspection Co-operation Scheme (PIC/S) consulted on draft Annex 22, Artificial Intelligence. Here's what you should know.
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How Is Your Glass Supplier Adapting To Europe's Energy Crisis?
Europe's glass manufacturers, including those making pharmaceutical lab glassware, have experienced a series of energy shocks. Many have adopted sustainability practices.
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The EU Overhauls Pharma Laws: What You Need To Know
On Sept. 18, the Council of the EU published the almost-final text of a major overhaul of the EU pharmaceutical laws. The final binding text is expected to be published very soon.
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Can Peptide Mapping Predict Intact Antibody PTM Distributions?
Peptide mapping quantifies modification at individual sites, but the same site-level results can correspond to different distributions across intact molecules.
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An Incomplete Response: Will The FDA Finish What It Started With Real-Time CRLs?
FDA’s real-time CRL releases face legal and operational hurdles. Could AI-assisted redaction make transparency faster and more consistent?
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Navigating Outsourced Pharmaceutical Testing Through Today's Geopolitical Uncertainty
Geopolitical shocks are reshaping outsourced pharmaceutical testing. Learn how procurement teams can strengthen resilience and protect continuity.
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Is Your Supply Chain Ready For The End Of Class VI?
Revisions to USP <87> and <88> update biological reactivity testing — changes that are especially important for companies that rely on single-use technology.
BIOSIMILAR WHITE PAPERS
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Process Intensification And Other Ways To Adapt To Changing Needs
As biologics manufacturing evolves, gain insight into why productivity depends on smarter investments, flexible production strategies, and supplier support that can address shifting modalities.
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Bio-Based Polymers Towards Net Zero In Single-Use Bioprocessing6/13/2025
Decarbonizing healthcare and pharmaceuticals is vital to meet climate goals and safeguard public health. Learn why these energy-intensive sectors must act swiftly to reduce emissions and navigate complex global supply chains.
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A Shift Towards Biofluorescent Particle Counters In Manufacturing5/12/2025
Sterility in injectable drug manufacturing is vital for patient safety and efficiency. Discover how biofluorescent particle counters revolutionize contamination control, regulatory compliance, and operational excellence in modern pharma.
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The Latest Updates For Sterile Filtration And Single-Use Assemblies11/5/2026
Revised sterile manufacturing rules shift attention from isolated compliance tasks to evidence that sterility holds across filtration, aseptic connections, single-use systems, and suppliers.
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Why Choose Robotic Processing For Small Batch Aseptic Filling1/9/2026
Reducing human intervention in aseptic filling is critical for safety and cost efficiency. Learn why automation is essential for small-batch applications and how it’s transforming sterile drug manufacturing.
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Life Cycle Assessment Of Extended Use Strategies For Single-Use Assemblies4/17/2026
Examine how extending the use of single‑use assemblies can significantly reduce emissions, resource consumption, and waste in bioprocessing, offering a data‑backed path toward sustainability.
BIOSIMILAR APP NOTES & CASE STUDIES
BIOSIMILAR DEVELOPMENT CONTENT COLLECTIONS
The debate over whether the biosimilar regulatory paradigm can shift away from comparative efficacy trials has intensified over the past few years. This collection of articles serves as a snapshot of the many different components of this ongoing discussion.
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- AAM Comments On Department Of Labor PBM Transparency And Disclosure Rule
- Waltz Health And Fresenius Kabi Expand Direct Access To Biosimilars Through Waltz Connect Platform
- Adalvo Expands Biosimilars Portfolio Through Acquisition Of Romiplostim Biosimilar Programme From Enzene
- FDA Approves Lucamzi – Biosimilar To Lucentis
- BioSim Proposes Incorporating Measures Into Electoral Programs To Promote Biosimilar Medicines
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