6th AGAH Dermatological Product Development Workshop Highlights

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July 2015

As a contributing sponsor Richmond Pharmacology recently attended the 6th AGAH Dermatological Product Development Workshop held June 23-24, 2015, in London, UK.

71 participants from 12 countries helped make this international workshop focused on bridging strategies from early development to regulatory approval a resounding success. The workshop featured an outstanding speaker panel of experts from industry, academics and the MHRA.Many of the current issues and challenges in the development of both innovative and generic topically applied drug products were addressed.Watch our latest video on our experience in dermatology studies

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