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Sounds evoke feelings, even if they’re not "real" words. Our linguistic experts at Real Chemistry can help you communicate the significance behind your product and avoid being confused with a vegan dish or Spanish vacation destination! 😂 Get your picks into the Fierce Pharma tournament before Friday, March 22, at 6 p.m. ET!!
Four of our seasoned drug substance experts joined forces to unravel major trends they've witnessed in over 120 years of combined experience! 🌐💊 Curious to tap into their insights? Tune in to their enlightening conversation here: https://bit.ly/49c2PVv Embark on a knowledge journey with our experts! 💡👩💼 Let's discover the trends shaping the future together! 🌟 #DSIExpertsTalk #DrugSubstanceWisdom
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British Pharmacopoeia future - it can be in your hands! Get involved as many hands make light work
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Addiction Psychologist | Professional Speaker | Podcast Host | Opinions stated are my own
When can you legally market THC with a cartoon of a melting face on an ice cream cake? When you're selling chemically-modified "hemp," of course! On my latest episode of Let's Talk, I interview Dr. Matt Rossheim – a leading researcher on the market of derived intoxicating cannabis products - the most common of which is Delta-8 THC. DICPs are intoxicating cannabinoids that are chemically synthesized from hemp, allowing the companies that produce them to sidestep the vast majority of laws and regulations (including those related to product integrity, safety, and marketing) that would normally apply to marijuana and the THC products extracted from them. See below if interested! I’d love to hear your opinion: what’s the best way out of our current DICP quagmire? Podcast Audio: https://lnkd.in/gdKdFXeT Podcast Video: https://lnkd.in/getdSpiW #addiction #drugpolicy #teenhealth #publichealth #cannabis
In our new episode of "Prescription for Better Access" Mark Hansan (He/Him) and I partner with #ACCESSForum to explore a compare and contrast of the US drug pricing and access system with that of other developed nations. We have three great experts to learn from: Fauzea Hussain, Kimberly Baldwin, and Nikos Maniadakis. Have a listen to learn more about how other nations approach drug pricing and access and how that compares to the US and what we might learn from it.
Hi friends! It's Peer Review...*checks calendar*...Wednesday! 😃 We're going to be getting these sorted on a more regular basis now that festival season's winding down and we're all (mostly) home from tent life and got our laundry done. So without further ado, let's crack on! This week's article is Characterising differences between self-reported and wastewater-identified drug use at two consecutive years of an Australian music festival, by Puljević et al. The basic takeaway from this article is that what people think they have and what they actually have are not the same things, and basically highlights the need for drug checking. There's a BUNCH of interesting things in this article, but our favourites are: 💛 People that took the survey admitted to taking higher risks with drugs, like taking ground scores without having the substance identified. 💛 Pentylone, which is a metabolite of the cathinone N,N-ethylpentylone, and eutylone were found in the wastewater ONLY. Nobody who took the survey said they had either cathinone. The cathinones in the wastewater could have come from people who didn't take the survey, but that would be a LOT of people... 💛 The researchers had some world-first metabolite detection in wastewater (as opposed to found in drug tests). These included kavain (the metabolite of kava), and psilocin (the metabolite of magic mushrooms) 💛 Speaking of metabolites, researchers found the world's highest concentration of 2-oxo-3-hydroxy LSD (the metabolite of LSD) under rigorous scientific methods 💛 Researchers found cocaethylene in the waste water as well, which is the metabolite your body makes when you do cocaine while drinking alcohol. Also, this one was recommended to us by someone who follows us on the socials, so if you've got a peer-reviewed article that's relevant to drug harm reduction, drug-related legal issues, or anything in that kind of wheel house, slide us a DM and we'll check it out 😊 Read the article (this one's open source 😘) https://lnkd.in/gcWVJeDd
Managing Partner at LeapAhead Solutions | Optimizing Life Science Regulatory Affairs, Clinical Operations and Quality including AI / Automation and Data Strategy and Governance
SAVE THE DATE for DIA's Regulatory Information Management (#rim) Community All-Hands Meeting on Thursday, April 4 at 12 PM ET where we will learn about the RIM Reference Model and how to apply it to our #regulatory information to simplify internal and external #dataexchange. DIA members can find the webinar details (including the link to join) here: https://lnkd.in/eWwNeKhh. John Jones, Vanessa Brewer-Yizar, Patterson (Pat) Shafer and I look forward to seeing you there! #diarim #datagovernance #dataquality #pharma #biotech #regaffairs
