Full event title: Updates on Approaches to Acceptable Intakes of Nitrosamine Drug Substance Related Impurities (NDSRIs) and Bioequivalence Assessment for Reformulated Drug Products
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About the Event:
This interactive two-day workshop will discuss the regulatory recommendations on confirmatory testing methods for the formation of Nitrosamine Drug Substance Related Impurities (NDSRIs) , safety testing methods for NDSRIs, and recommended acceptable intake limits for NDSRIs.
The workshop will share the latest research and recommendations for detectng NDSRI formation as well as strategies to mitigate risks of their formation and ensure compliance with evolving regulatory requirements. Ge up-to-date information on the latest guidance and reccomendations on formulation stability and bioequivalence approaches, and hear firsthand from experts on regulatory approaches for pre- and post-approval changes in ANDA/NDA submissions and supplements.
This workshop is your opportunity to stay ahead of the curve, network with peers, and take away practical solutions to enhance your drug development and manufacturing processes.
Virtual Attendees will enjoy free access to all workshop presentations and panel discussions. Virtual attendees will be able to:
In-Person Attendees will enjoy all of the benefits of virtual attendees and will have networking opportunities with the speakers and panelists while engaging in active dialogue with the panelist. In-person attendees will be able to:
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Audience:
This workshop is for professionals working in the new and generic drug industry, regulatory field, academia and research institutions, and others interested in testing of drugs for Nitrosamine Drug Substance Related Impurities (NDSRIs).
Virtual Attendance is optimal for attendees interested in an overview of innovative methods for detecting and preventing NDSRI formation.
In-Person Attendance is optimal for attendees invested in actively engaging with the FDA, industry colleagues, and other professionals involved in new and generic drug development to discuss and develop best practices to address the scientific and regulatory challenges associated with navigating changes in drugs to prevent nitrosamine formation.