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Binder jetting 3D printing in fabricating pharmaceutical solid products for precision medicine

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By Yingya Wang, Natalja Genina, Anette Müllertz
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Current treatment strategies are moving towards patient centricity, which emphasizes the need for new solutions allowing for medication tailored to a patient. This can be realized by precision medicine where patient diversity is considered during treatment. However, the broader use of precision medicine is restricted by the current technological solutions and rigid manufacturing of pharmaceutical products by mass production principles.
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Poly(ethylene carbonate)‐containing polylactic acid microparticles with rifampicin improve drug delivery to macrophages

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By Petra A. Priemel, Yingya Wang, Adam Bohr, Jorrit J. Water
| Color Research & Application Verified
Pulmonary delivery of antibiotics will decrease the required dose for efficient treatment of lung infections and reduce systemic side effects of the drug. The objective was to evaluate the applicability of poly(ethylene carbonate) (PEC) for the preparation of inhalable, antibiotic‐containing particles. Prepared particles had an aerodynamic diameter between 4 and 5 μm. Within 60 min, PEC‐containing particles released 35–45% of RF, whereas PLA particles released only 15% of RF.
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