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Opening
session
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Pharmacy cannot
afford any path other than putting patients’ interests first...[more]
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Conference
symposium
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Pharmacists have an important role
in preventing disease, says Princess Royal...[more]
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News
and notes
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Can community
pharmacy learn from the past to help shape the future?...[more]
BPSA relaunches its website...[more]
AstraZeneca award presented...[more]
Manchester for 2002...[more]
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Pharmacy
and the new NHS
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Primary care
pharmacists: are they pixies or pixels?...[more]
Scottish pharmacy plan will build on successes so
far, says Health Minister...[more]
Strategy will help us focus, says chairman...[more]
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Science
chairman’s address
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Molecules, materials science and medicines...[PDF*
135K]
In his address at the British Pharmaceutical Conference on 24 September,
the Science Chairman, Professor Peter York, spoke about developments
in drug delivery. He described how increased knowledge of the behaviour
of drug particles has allowed a better understanding of how pharmaceutical
manufacturing processes can be scaled up from the laboratory to
full commercial production. He illustrated this through his own
work with supercritical fluids
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Hanbury
memorial medal lecture
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Chance, coincidence
and atracurium...[more]
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