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Therapy developers are being asked to consider ways to deliver drugs for a longer time period with a single dose. This has spurred innovation in both the oral and parenteral spaces, but the greatest potential for long-acting delivery remains in implantable systems. Read what Zach Fletcher has to say about manufacturing considerations for implantable delivery systems in this article from Medical Design Briefs:https://lnkd.in/guG_UC43

Therapy developers are being asked to consider ways to deliver drugs for a longer time period with a single dose. This has spurred innovation in both the oral and parenteral spaces, but the greatest potential for long-acting delivery remains in implantable systems. Read what Zach Fletcher has to say about manufacturing considerations for implantable delivery systems in this article from Medical Design Briefs:https://lnkd.in/e9kYsNps

Therapy developers are being asked to consider ways to deliver drugs for a longer time period with a single dose. This has spurred innovation in both the oral and parenteral spaces, but the greatest potential for long-acting delivery remains in implantable systems. Read what Zach Fletcher has to say about manufacturing considerations for implantable delivery systems in this article from Medical Design Briefs:https://lnkd.in/ez-_hFwf

Therapy developers are being asked to consider ways to deliver drugs for a longer time period with a single dose. This has spurred innovation in both the oral and parenteral spaces, but the greatest potential for long-acting delivery remains in implantable systems. Read what Zach Fletcher has to say about manufacturing considerations for implantable delivery systems in this article from Medical Design Briefs:https://lnkd.in/g66eSD8g

Therapy developers are being asked to consider ways to deliver drugs for a longer time period with a single dose. This has spurred innovation in both the oral and parenteral spaces, but the greatest potential for long-acting delivery remains in implantable systems. Read what Zach Fletcher has to say about manufacturing considerations for implantable delivery systems in this article from Medical Design Briefs:https://lnkd.in/guGJF7z9

Therapy developers are being asked to consider ways to deliver drugs for a longer time period with a single dose. This has spurred innovation in both the oral and parenteral spaces, but the greatest potential for long-acting delivery remains in implantable systems. Read what Zach Fletcher has to say about manufacturing considerations for implantable delivery systems in this article from Medical Design Briefs:https://bit.ly/3RYnEOP

Therapy developers are being asked to consider ways to deliver drugs for a longer time period with a single dose. This has spurred innovation in both the oral and parenteral spaces, but the greatest potential for long-acting delivery remains in implantable systems. Read what Zach Fletcher has to say about manufacturing considerations for implantable delivery systems in this article from Medical Design Briefs:https://bit.ly/4b9avcQ

Therapy developers are being asked to consider ways to deliver drugs for a longer time period with a single dose. This has spurred innovation in both the oral and parenteral spaces, but the greatest potential for long-acting delivery remains in implantable systems. Read what Zach Fletcher has to say about manufacturing considerations for implantable delivery systems in this article from Medical Design Briefs:https://lnkd.in/duF4yR2q

Therapy developers are being asked to consider ways to deliver drugs for a longer time period with a single dose. This has spurred innovation in both the oral and parenteral spaces, but the greatest potential for long-acting delivery remains in implantable systems. Read what Zach Fletcher has to say about manufacturing considerations for implantable delivery systems in this article from Medical Design Briefs:https://lnkd.in/g2RhAu8e

Hi, here is an interesting article about implantable drug delivering systems, where Trelleborg is really strong in. Read what Zach Fletcher has to say about manufacturing considerations for implantable delivery systems in this article from Medical Design Briefs:https://lnkd.in/ecAbK7Kd