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Compounding pharmacy oversight moves ahead
American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 2013Seven months after the emergence of fungal meningitis and other serious infections associated with tainted drugs made by a compounding pharmacy, Congress appears ready to move legislation to bolster FDA’s authority over the industry.
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Carbowax Compounds in Pharmacy
Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association (Practical Pharmacy ed.), 1949C P, McCLELLAND, R L, BATEMAN
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Meningitis outbreak shines light on compounding pharmacies
BMJ, 2012Compounding pharmacies are back in a big way, reports Allen F Shaughnessy , but deaths from a meningitis outbreak have raised questions about the practice and the laws that control ...
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Compounding from a Pharmacy Student's Perspective: Staying Competitive as a Compounding Pharmacy.
International journal of pharmaceutical compounding, 2019The International Academy of Compounding Pharmacists Foundation held a student essay contest in the Spring of 2018. Two great submissions were chosen to receive an award. This article features one of the chosen essays, which discusses some of the challenges that compounding pharmacies face in the competitive profession of pharmacy.
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Pharmacy compounding urban legends.
International journal of pharmaceutical compounding, 2015This article reviews and clarifies a small sampling of the myths, or urban legends, about compounding. Included are comments on United sTates Pharmacopeia Chapter 797, environmental issues related to sterile compounding, and suggested resources for clarification of some of these myths.
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[Pharmacy compounding of an omeprazole suspension].
Journal de pharmacie de Belgique, 2009The problems of preparation of different pharmaceutically compounded formulations of prescribed omeprazole suspensions are discussed. Problems that can be cited are: inadequate preparation, chemical and physical stability problems, taste problems and low bioavailability. The formulation of the omeprazole suspension is optimized, taking into account the
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Nitrogen Containing Compounds in Pharmacy
The element was discovered in 1772 by the Scottish physician Daniel Rutherford. Initially, it was referred to as “noxious air” or “fixed air,” as Rutherford found it was a component of air that did not support combustion or life. Over time, scientists began to understand the inert properties of nitrogen gas, knowing its potential in various fields ...openaire +1 more source