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EMA and FDA have revised their COVID-19 vaccine strategies in 2025, focusing on LP.8.1 and evidence-based approvals. This blog explores regulatory changes, manufacturer impacts, and what to expect moving forward.
Remote Patient Monitoring is not just a technology—it’s a paradigm shift in healthcare delivery. It empowers patients with more control over their health while providing healthcare providers with the data they need for timely interventions. As adoption grows, RPM promises
Marketing in Pharma and Medtech is challenging—but rewarding. With the right training from Pharmuni, professionals can become trusted voices in healthcare, shaping responsible messages that support both commercial success and patient well-being.
Isolators and RABS both play critical roles in modern aseptic manufacturing, but their regulatory expectations differ significantly. FDA, EU, and ISO guidelines emphasize risk-based design, validated control measures, and procedural discipline.
Pharmaceutical isolators have revolutionized aseptic manufacturing by offering a controlled, contamination-free environment that enhances both product safety and operator protection.
As the pharmaceutical industry continues to evolve, aseptic processing must keep pace with advancing technologies. The choice between Open RABS, Closed RABS, and Isolators is crucial in ensuring sterility, regulatory compliance, and cost-effectiveness in injectable manufacturing.
Annex 1 is part of the European Good Manufacturing Practice (EU GMP) guidelines, specifically addressing the production of sterile pharmaceutical products. Companies manufacturing injectables, ophthalmic solutions, sterile powders, and other sterile dosage forms must comply with these regulations to meet
The regulation of nitrosamine impurities has been evolving rapidly due to concerns about their potential health risks, particularly their carcinogenicity. Regulatory authorities worldwide, including the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the European Medicines Agency (EMA), and the Therapeutic Goods
The detection of N-nitrosamine impurities in medicines and the increasing presence of nitrosamine drug substance-related impurities (NDSRIs) have presented significant challenges for both drug manufacturers and regulatory agencies.
FDA drug recalls play a critical role in protecting public health by ensuring that unsafe or defective products are removed from the market. Staying ahead of compliance challengesFDA recalls are costly, but proactive compliance measures can significantly reduce the risks.