Posted by: @orleron This is always a fun module for discussion topics because there's always some modern technology out there that challenges the current regulatory framework. Today... e-cigarettes. ...

@jafar When I thought about this question I immediately thought about the difference in drug regulation between the US and India. The US is known for having one of the most organized and regulated dru...

Posted by: @sahitya-sadineni Part of FDA's mission statement is providing safety and protecting the public health in the use of drugs, medical devices, and etc.. The second part of the mission statem...

Posted by: @sahitya-sadineni Part of FDA's mission statement is providing safety and protecting the public health in the use of drugs, medical devices, and etc.. The second part of the mission statem...

Posted by: @mrlee5 There are scientists who are developing and using animal-free methods that are actually shown to be relevant to human health for studying diseases and testing products. There is a ...

Posted by: @carrissap10 Being that I am a dog owner of two amazing Pitbull's, I believe that there could be another way to experiment with animals. The animal testing should not have to require an an...

Posted by: @sahitya-sadineni Although science has been around for a while, technology is something that has been evolving in the past 20 years. Pre-clinical is very important to every and any kind of...

Posted by: @sahitya-sadineni Although science has been around for a while, technology is something that has been evolving in the past 20 years. Pre-clinical is very important to every and any kind of...

Posted by: @karen-immanuel Hello all, I was just curious as to what level of education is best before getting into industry. My thoughts are that BS is good enough to employ you with basic skills and...

Posted by: @orleron This week is an overall introduction to the field of medical device development. We take some time to pay attention to the differences between Academia and Industry (Commercial) b...

Posted by: @maniakberk So a Project Manager(PM) position is something I wanted to have over the years but I was never accepted to any of my applications as an employee. So my question is that what a ...

Posted by: @maniakberk So a Project Manager(PM) position is something I wanted to have over the years but I was never accepted to any of my applications as an employee. So my question is that what a ...

Posted by: @hiren-rana One of the topics that we learned this week is Procurement Management. What this entails is essentially handling processes that require goods and services from an outside organ...

Posted by: @devarshi-joshi The main functions of Human Resource Management department are : 1) Reduce turnover 2)Hire for fit 3)Focus on retention of top performers 5)Improve employee engagement. So ...

Posted by: @krp67 Communication Management seems like a trivial knowledge area however, its seems as though it needs to be implemented in a PM. This topic of communication is critical. Lack of commun...