The review of prescription and non-prescription drugs authorized is a long and intricate process, from research and development to clinical trial to ending up on the shelves of local pharmacies. Often, due to a variety of reasons, many drugs do not make it to market, and fail to be approved for public use. Here are some aspects of the regulatory process students interested in regulatory affairs should know. Therapeutic Value and Product Effectiveness The effectiveness of a drug allows it to pass clinical trials. Its success relies upon its therapeutic value, or how efficient the drug is at treating the.. READ MORE »
According to the World Health Organization, cancer is a leading cause of death in countries all over the world. In 2012, over 14 million people worldwide were diagnosed with cancer. In addition, these rates are only expected to rise, as current projections estimate an increase of 68 per cent by 2030. Here in Canada, an average of 221 people die every day from cancer. Although there are efficient means of treatment which restrict and limit new growth, there is no current cure or completely preventative therapy. New research, however, indicates a possible breakthrough involving a universal vaccine. What to Know.. READ MORE »
The margins at the top of competitive sports are consistently becoming finer and athletes are always searching for ways to gain an advantage. This may mean developing new athletic techniques, using new equipment, or devising new training regimes, but illegal means are also being used as a shortcut to success. The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has a global remit to identify and eliminate the use of performance enhancing drugs (PEDs), and create a level playing field in the process. WADA guidelines are complex and evolving, so they should be constantly monitored by nutrition and health experts involved in sports performance.. READ MORE »
There’s been no shortage of fun food trends over the last few years. Unicorn frappes, mermaid food, and other beautiful and tasty options have taken over social media platforms. Now people from all over the world swear by the rumoured sleep-inducing properties of Moon Milk, a simple drink that combines milk and herbal supplements and spices. Everyone has their own unique recipe, which many like to showcase on social media platforms such as Pinterest. Are you an ambitious student with a desire to carve out a career for yourself in the food industry? Here is a comprehensive guide on this.. READ MORE »
The raw materials used in pharmaceuticals always need to be of the highest quality. After all, without high-quality raw materials, a high-quality end product isn’t a possibility. Raw materials come in a dizzying variety of options. Some raw materials may be derived from natural substances such as plants, while others contain parts of living organisms such as blood cells. Still others are synthetic. Want to know a little more about the different types of raw materials often seen during a career in quality control? Read on to find out! A Quick Overview of APIs for Students in Pharmaceutical School As.. READ MORE »
Athletes put a lot of concentration into their food and drink consumption, so professionals with a certificate in nutrition look out for these errors.
Asthma affects three million people in Canada, which is why treatments receive a lot of focus from professionals with a clinical research diploma. Learn more.
Pharmacopoeias contain recipes for the creation of thousands of drugs, so here are the international versions to be aware of during quality assurance courses.
High sanitation standards are required during drug manufacturing, and regulatory affairs workers pay close attention to these Health Canada guidelines.
The prevalence of bacteria in yogurt products seems strange to many people starting food safety training, so here’s a look at why it’s necessary.
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