In Vitro Product Performance Testing of Oral Drug Products: View of the USP Expert Panel

This is the last in a series of Stimuli articles developed by the USP Expert Panel New Advancements in Product Performance Testing charged with reviewing and proposing new approaches for drug performance testing in the US Pharmacopeia. The USP Expert Panel created working groups that focused on five...

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