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“PRESERVATIVE FREE” – THE SKIN MICROBIOME’S CLOSE FRIEND - ONdrugDelivery

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By Marie-Christine Klein, Andreas Bilstein, Julia Kruger, Julia Krüger
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To Issue 144 Citation: Klein M-C, Bilstein A, Krüger J, “Preservative Free – The Skin Microbiome’s Close Friend”. ONdrugDelivery, Issue 144 (Mar/Apr 2023), pp 24–27. Marie-Christine Klein, Andreas Bilstein and Julia Krüger discuss the effects of preservatives on the skin microbiome and consider new technologies that minimise the percentage of preserving agents used in cosmetic formulations.
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A GAME CHANGER FOR HIGH-RISK MEDICATIONS VIA AN INTRANASAL DELIVERY PLATFORM

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By Marcel Botha, Rouven Kraus, Andreas Bilstein, Houssam Elghobary
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To Issue 134 Citation: Botha M, Bilstein A, Elghobary H, “A Game Changer for High-Risk Medications via Intranasal Drug Delivery Platform”. ONdrugDelivery, Issue 134 (Jun 2022), pp 38–34. Marcel Botha, Andreas Bilstein, Houssam Elghobary and Rouven Kraus discuss the benefits of the Validose digital health platform for the safe delivery of high-value and/or high-risk products. The tide is finally turning when it comes to covid-19 – and the world is ready to return to normal.
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NOSE-TO-BRAIN DRUG ADMINISTRATION AND A NOVEL APPROACH WITH AN OLD FAMILIAR

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By Marie-Christine Klein, Rouven Kraus, Andreas Bilstein
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To Issue 131 Citation: Klein M-C, Bilstein A, Kraus R, “Nose-to-Brain Drug Administration and a Novel Approach with an Old Familiar”. ONdrugDelivery, Issue 131 (Apr 2022), pp 22–24. Marie-Christine Klein, Andreas Bilstein and Rouven Kraus look at the advantages of the nose-to-brain route and soft mist nasal sprays for drug administration. Bestselling intranasal drugs mostly cover the locally acting symptoms of colds and allergies.
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