Session Information
2009 BIO International Convention
Click here to go to the previous page
Enabling Drug Delivery Technologies: Improving Current Therapies and Helping New Chemical Entities Reach the Market
Track : Drug Delivery
Program Code: 3876
Date: Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Time: 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM  EST
Location: B302
SPEAKER (S):
Robert A. Baughman, PhD, PharmD, Vice President, Experimental Pharmacology, MannKind Corporation
Mary Gardner, Director, Technology Assessment, Hospira, Inc
Randolph Johnson, Vice President and Chief of Technology Development, KAI Pharmaceuticals, Inc
Rick Panicucci, PhD, Global Head of Chemical & Pharmaceutical Profiling, Novartis Institute for BioMedical Research, Inc
Daniel Ruppar, Industry Manager, North, Frost & Sullivan
Eric Tomlinson, PhD, DSc, President & CEO, Altea Therapeutics Corporation
Description
Certain long acting release oral, transdermal or inhaled drug delivery systems may enhance effi cacy through improved pharmacokinetics and increased bioavailability. Additionally, a limited number of these technologies may offer improved safety and convenience, leading to better product compliance and associated benefi ts. Further, certain drug delivery systems may allow for the extension of a product's life-cycle by refreshing the therapy's intellectual property. In addition to improving current therapies, some drug delivery technologies also have the capacity to enable new chemical entities to reach their target markets.

• To review the attributes of drug delivery technologies and consider their impact on the pharmaceutical marketplace as it relates to currently approved products or new chemical entities
• Provide information to the audience on the challenges and opportunities associated with reformulating and delivering therapies via an alternative route of administration
• Discuss benefits for patients, caregivers, health care practitioners and realize the market potential for these enabling technologies


Audio Synchronized to PowerPoint
(Code: 3876)
  
This session is a part of: