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Showing 1 to 19 of 19 for “"Injectables"”.
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BIORELEVANT RELEASE TESTING OF LONG-ACTING INJECTABLES INTENDED FOR PARENTERAL ADMINISTRATION
In vitro release testing is pivotal in supporting various stages of pharmaceutical development, from formulation design to routine quality control. Its implementation ensures the consistent quality, performance, and regulatory compliance of medicinal products. For orally administered small-molecule …
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The effects of the pill,injectables and male condom on fertility in urban Zambia: evidence from the ZDHS 1992-2014
… Contraceptive use has increased with the pill, injectables and male condom being the most widely used methods between 1992 and 2014. However, there is no evidence which clearly shows whether the use of these contraceptive methods has contributed to fertility reduction. Therefore, this study …
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The effects of the pill,injectables and male condom on fertility in urban Zambia: evidence from the ZDHS 1992-2014
… Contraceptive use has increased with the pill, injectables and male condom being the most widely used methods between 1992 and 2014. However, there is no evidence which clearly shows whether the use of these contraceptive methods has contributed to fertility reduction. Therefore, this study …
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The effects of family planning type and prevalent use on fertility and under-five mortality in Tanzania.
… types of FP methods (i.e., oral contraceptives, injectables, condoms, sterilization, traditional methods). Also, population projections are re-calculated for incremental prevalence of each method. Only permanent methods significantly reduce the total fertility rate, with an average causal effect …
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Review of drug and biologics recalls: 2009 through 2019
… to be the common causes of recall for biologics. Injectables have the highest percentage of recalls in drug products, and blood and blood products had the highest percentage of recalls in biologics. Controlling the contamination of injectable and also minimizing mislabeling, defective packaging …
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The prevalence of and factors associated with antipsychotic polypharmacy in patients with serious mental illness: Findings from a cross-sectional study in a low-middle income country
… first-generation antipsychotics and long acting injectables in APP combinations. Patients receiving APP were significantly more likely to have anticholinergic agents and sodium valproate co-prescribed in their treatment regimen. Discussion: The prevalence of APP found in our study is fairly high …
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Expanding contraceptive options in South Africa : knowledge, attitudes, and practices surrounding the intrauterine device (IUD)
… contraception. It rivals female sterilization, injectables, and implants with respect to effectiveness in pregnancy prevention. Once inserted, IUDs are nearly maintenance free; some IUDs can even be used for over a decade. In many settings however, the utilization of this form of contraception …
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Factors associated with Contraceptive Use in a rural area in the Western Cape, South Africa
… included use of oral contraceptives, condoms or injectables, or having been sterilised. Independent variables included socio-demographic factors, substance use, psychosocial factors, community factors, childbearing characteristics and partner characteristics RESULTS: Women were more likely to use …
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Contraceptive continuation among women aged 15-49 utilizing City of Cape Town family planning services
… women, 95.6% used short acting methods (68.2% injectables, 9.1% oral pills, 18.2% male & female condoms), while <5% used long-acting methods (implant 3.9%, intrauterine device 0.4%). The proportion of all method continuation was 39.5%, but the norethisterone enanthate injectable had the lowest …
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Contraceptive continuation among women aged 15-49 utilizing City of Cape Town family planning services
… women, 95.6% used short acting methods (68.2% injectables, 9.1% oral pills, 18.2% male & female condoms), while <5% used long-acting methods (implant 3.9%, intrauterine device 0.4%). The proportion of all method continuation was 39.5%, but the norethisterone enanthate injectable had the lowest …
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Contraceptive continuation among women aged 15-49 utilizing City of Cape Town family planning services
… women, 95.6% used short acting methods (68.2% injectables, 9.1% oral pills, 18.2% male & female condoms), while <5% used long-acting methods (implant 3.9%, intrauterine device 0.4%). The proportion of all method continuation was 39.5%, but the norethisterone enanthate injectable had the lowest …
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DEVELOPMENT OF A NOVEL APPROACH TO ASSESS QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE DYNAMICS ASSOCIATED WITH THE SUBCUTANEOUS OR INTRAMUSCULAR ADMINISTRATION OF PHARMACEUTICALS AND ASSOCIATED PARENTERAL DELIVERY SYSTEMS
… and the paradigm shift towards administration of injectables in the out-of-hospital or home setting have introduced variables that can affect the bioavailability of injectable drugs and potential pharmacologic outcomes. An approach that allows for the qualitative and quantitative dispersion …
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Modern Contraceptive Use among Women in Sub-Saharan Africa: Individual, Interpersonal, and Healthcare System Indicators
… For instance, participants cited that pills, injectables, and implants caused infertility and diseases among women who use these methods. Conclusion: Modern contraceptive use among sub-Saharan African women can be increased by promoting the health-worker visits, empowering women through …
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Patients’ and health professionals’ experience with home parenteral therapy
… and cognitive ability to self-care and manage injectables post-discharge, was also not documented, nor communicated effectively to the primary care team (97.8% of patients had no evidence in their discharge summaries that checks were made to ensure the person discharged was able to use their …
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Meeting the contraceptive needs of HIV positive adolescent females living in urban townships in Western Cape, South Africa: perspectives of clients and primary health care providers
… of current contraceptive users relied on injectables (60.5%), followed by condoms alone (27.7%), then long-acting reversible contraceptives [LARC](9.1%) and hormonal pills (2.7%). Almost 1 in 5 (18.8%) female ALHIV had an unintended pregnancy. When contraceptive use consistency was …
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Pricing and reimbursement challenges for fixed dose combination cardiovascular drugs and intravenous oncologies
… administered drugs and, in general, are injectables or intravenous drugs. As pharmaceutical companies increasingly price their drugs at higher and higher levels, payers must take a drug's pricing into account when determining how to cover these drugs. This thesis assesses the role pricing …
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Efficacy and safety of novel and repurposed drugs for the treatment of drug-resistant tuberculosis
… regimens with the backbone of second line injectables and fluoroquinolones (nonbedaquiline-based) and those who received a bedaquiline- and/ or linezolid-based treatment regimen. The second study determined the frequency of system-specific adverse events associated with linezolid. The third …
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Efficacy and tolerance of injectable biologics and antibiotics used out of hospital: systematic review and meta-analysis
Introduction: Out-of-hospital self-care in patients receiving injectable biologically derived medicines (biologics) is reported to significantly improve patients’ quality of life and reduce hospitalisations, but unexpected complications produce some negative outcomes in health and patient …
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Injectable Systems for Long-Lasting Insulin Therapy
<p>Diabetes mellitus is one of the major global health problems and the prevalence rate is ever increasing reaching to 48% increase by the year of 2040 causing significant economic burdens. Insulin therapy has been the mainstay of diabetes treatment since its discovery in 1922. However, insulin is …