The outbreak of the COVID-19 virus has had a profound impact on societies worldwide, underscoring the critical importance of healthcare and the need for effective treatments and vaccines. This global health crisis has not only increased the demand for medical interventions but has also shed light on the vital role played by pharmaceutical professionals in combating diseases and improving public health. In response to the pandemic and a myriad of other problems, the pharmaceutical industry has rapidly adapted to meet the growing needs of the global population. From developing vaccines to producing therapeutics, pharmaceutical companies have been at the forefront.. READ MORE »
Canada’s globally recognized and respected education system makes it a popular destination for international students seeking to pursue and achieve their academic goals. AAPS’ status as a premier educational institution, coupled with its strategic location in the commercial and cultural melting pot of Toronto, makes it an attractive destination for international students in the country. AAPS is committed to innovation and academic excellence. Still, our most cherished trait is our complete commitment to the success and well-being of our diverse body of students, even after completing their program with us. Here, we’ll discuss how international students in our pharmaceutical training.. READ MORE »
The State of Pharma Conference is a virtual pharmaceutical conference that brings together professionals from all areas of the pharmaceutical industry. The conference, which takes place on May 11, is designed to provide attendees with the latest insights, trends, and best practices in the field, as well as opportunities to connect with peers and industry leaders. The pharmaceutical industry is one of the most important sectors for global health, and it is constantly evolving. With so much hinging on their knowledge and performance, professionals in this industry need to maintain sharp, cutting-edge skills to keep up with the ever-changing realities.. READ MORE »
Quality assurance is a critical aspect of the pharmaceutical industry. Ensuring the safety, effectiveness, and quality of drugs and medical devices is of utmost importance for both consumers and regulatory bodies. Consequently, there is a growing demand for individuals with specialized knowledge and training in quality assurance within the pharmaceutical industry. Whether you’re just starting your career or looking to advance, investing in pharmaceutical training can help you meet the demands of the industry and grow your career. At AAPS, our Pharmaceutical Quality Control and Quality Assurance Post-Graduate Diploma Program has been specifically designed to equip you with all the.. READ MORE »
When it comes to pursuing a career in the pharmaceutical industry, there are two main paths to consider: a diploma program vs a certificate program. Both diploma and certificate programs in the pharmaceutical field offer unique benefits, and both can equally lead to rewarding careers in the industry. It’s important to consider your own goals, needs, and the investment of time and money when making your decision. Whether you pursue a diploma or certificate program at AAPS, you will gain valuable knowledge and skills that can help you succeed in the rapidly growing and exciting field of pharmaceuticals. If you’re.. READ MORE »
When a drug is given regulatory approval to enter the marketplace, a much broader patient population than documented in clinical trials is exposed to the product. Not only is there less control on drug prescription than in a clinical trial, but there is also the chance that certain populations taking the drug may not have been closely studied. Sometimes, rare adverse effects are not even discovered until a product is in its post-approval phase. As a regulatory affairs professional, you will play an important role in ensuring that pharmaceutical companies keep public safety a priority even after a drug is.. READ MORE »
While pharmacy is the science of the development, preparation, and distribution of drugs, clinical pharmacology focuses on exploring the relationship between drugs and the humans they’re prescribed to. As a subset of biomedical science, clinical pharmacology is underpinned by the application of pharmacological methods and principles to explore how drugs directly affect populations. The discipline of clinical pharmacology connects science with the practice of medicine, ensuring that those receiving drugs are effectively treated and that potential side effects are reduced. If you’re exploring a career in Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance and Quality Control, you’ll be working to ensure that pharmaceutical drugs.. READ MORE »
Pharmacovigilance (or PV) is a major part of drug safety, dealing with the detection, assessment, and monitoring of drug effects on the human body. With updated regulations and technological advancements, the pharmaceutical industry is facing pressure to automate PV systems—optimizing spending costs while also improving risk management. By doing so, PV systems would be better suited to create personalized medicine. Automation would also help promote transparent data sharing between patients and healthcare providers as well as regulatory agencies. In this way, those pursuing pharmaceutical studies can expect automation to significantly change the pharmaceutical industry. Here’s a closer look at how.. READ MORE »
Since its discovery nearly a century ago, penicillin has been used around the world as the choice antibiotic of physicians for treating all kinds of bacterial illnesses and infections. The effectiveness of this antibiotic class-type remains unmatched, unique in its ability to inhibit various types of harmful bacterial strains. It’s also been credited as the interventive cure to many once deadly diseases. So how did this antibiotic, considered to this day as no less than miraculous, come to be? As it happens—quite by accident. We take a closer look at the intriguing history of penicillin here for those taking pharmaceutical.. READ MORE »
Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs) are one of the most common medications used by many to treat mild to moderate pain. As some of them are considered over-the-counter drugs, they’ve become increasingly relied upon by the average consumer for quick pain relief. As such, understanding how NSAIDs work and what sets them apart from other medications can be extremely valuable for students interested in pharmacology. During your pharmaceutical or regulatory affairs program, you’ll be introduced to key regulatory systems, legislations, and practices that directly affect the development and quality of pharmaceutical products. Here’s a closer look at NSAIDs for those studying.. READ MORE »
