Industry Insights
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The PMCF Decision Guide
10/14/2026
Proposed EU reforms may remove standalone PMCF reporting, yet the duty to proactively collect clinical data remains. Method selection, notified body defense, and data-capture cost determine what comes next.
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Accelerating Enrollment For Direct-To-Patient Observational Studies
10/14/2026
Removing the handoff between patient self-screening and enrollment changes what a fully virtual observational study can achieve, from conversion at peak intent to completion rates among participants.
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Getting Ahead Of PFAS Risk In Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
10/14/2026
Pharma can’t simply eliminate essential PFAS uses. A phased, risk-based strategy can address footprint, exposure, and supply risks amid regulatory uncertainty.
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PFAS In Medical Devices: What's New And What To Do
10/14/2026
Regulators now separate fluoropolymers from other PFAS, but lifecycle risks remain. Readiness starts with knowing which uses, reporting duties, and exposures matter most.
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A Risk Management Approach For The Pharmaceutical Industry
10/14/2026
Replacing fluorinated chemistries across pharma isn’t simple. Growing pressures make it critical to prioritize risks and take a sequenced, evidence-based approach to mitigation.
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Your Quality Team Is Already Using AI To Draft Compliance Documents
10/8/2026
Quality teams already use general-purpose AI for deviations and submission drafts without validation. Regulators expect governance, and the gap is an undocumented process step, not unreliable output.
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Why Passing Audits No Longer Predicts Scale
10/8/2026
Clean audit results confirm past compliance but say little about future performance. As products, markets, and regulations multiply, readiness depends on whether evidence stays connected.
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Why Audit Success No Longer Predicts Clinical-Stage Performance
10/8/2026
Passing inspections no longer signals that a growth-stage biotech can sustain clinical-stage complexity. The gap between audit readiness and operational readiness opens quietly.
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5 Hidden Risks In Manual Life Science GRC Systems
10/8/2026
Spreadsheets and siloed quality systems conceal five compounding exposures, from single-person knowledge dependencies to scalability limits, that tend to surface only when an inspector finds them.
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Navigating Recent Changes To USP <788>
9/29/2026
A recent USP <788> revision introduces meaningful changes to particulate matter testing methods, with implications for laboratories working with small-volume injectable products.