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American Pharmaceutical Review is one of several outstanding publications available from CompareNetworks, Inc. Here is a look at the insightful content our readers may enjoy from 2 of our sister publications: Pharmaceutical Outsourcing and American Laboratory.
Utilizing Social Media in Clinical Research: How Understanding the Regulatory Past and Present Can Help You Predict the Regulatory Future
Molly Salyers provides an exploration of the guidance around social media use in the industry—specifically in clinical trial recruitment. Social media seems to permeate almost all aspects of modern life, yet it’s notably dormant in the pharmaceutical industry. Salyers explains recent FDA guidance that may help pharma entities, especially smaller biotech companies, chart a course in these choppy, but potentially bountiful, waters.
http://www.pharmoutsourcing.com/Featured-Articles/171254-Utilizing-Social-Media-in-Clinical-Research-How-Understanding- the-Regulatory-Past-and-Present-Can-Help-You-Predict-the-Regulatory-Future/
Troubleshooting Tips for UV/Visible Spectroscopy
Spectrophotometry is a widely used analytical technique that provides quantitative measurement of the reflection or transmission properties of a material as a function of the amount of light it absorbs. Most commonly, spectrophotometers operate in the UV/Visible wavelength range. The article discusses the challenges presented by limited quantity and highly concentrated samples and how to minimize user error and choose the proper purification strategy for any specific sample.
http://www.americanlaboratory.com/Lab-Tips/170135-Troubleshooting-Tips-for-UV-Visible-Spectroscopy/
Meet The Reader Kerri Hanna
Sr. Radiochemist at a Contract Research Organization
➤ What college/university did you attend? Ashland University
➤ Tell us about your first job.
When I was 14 I picked strawberries at a local fruit farm. It was early mornings until about noon each day during the summer. I can still remember the red stained hands and the mosquito bites on my arms and legs.
➤ Tell us about a time you laughed so hard you actually cried.
One of the best times I have had where I laughed so hard I cried was last summer my siblings and I were gathered around a camp fire recalling funny stories of our past and the things we used to put our mom through.
➤ Where is your favorite vacation spot? Holden Beach or Topsail Island, North Carolina
In an effort to bring together our wonderful community of readers and engage each other more closely in our ongoing dialogue of innovative discoveries, partnerships, and content, we want to share the spotlight with you, our readers!
In this column, we will share a short, fun profile of a few of our readers. The information was provided to us by our readers via our “Meet The Reader” survey. Thank you for being a part of our growing readership, and we look forward to hearing from you!
➤ Whom do you look up to or admire and why?
I look up to my grandmother. She is such a strong woman and she is loved and respected by everyone. She has been through so much in her life and no matter what she is going through she always gives to those in need.
➤ How do you like to spend your free time? I enjoy playing games with my boys or reading in my free time. ➤ Tell us why you got into the sciences as a career or discipline.
As a little girl I was always curious as to why things are the way they are so I knew I wanted to go into a science related field. I also have a great passion for helping people. Having a job in the scientific field has been a great way to explore why things work the way they do and to help people in the process.
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