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The Brazilian Health Regulatory Agency (Anvisa) has introduced RDC 964/2025, a new guidance that outlines in more detail the requirements for conducting forced degradation studies. This new regulation replaces RDC 53/2015, aligning the requirements for forced degradation studies with international (ICH) standards. By reacting to these regulatory changes, Lhasa has evolved our solution for predicting […]

We had a fantastic time at the 45th Annual Meeting of the American College of Toxicology (ACT 2024), held from 12 – 17th November in Austin, Texas. ACT’s annual meetings embody their mission to “Educate, Lead, and Serve” scientists by providing a forum for exchanging information and perspectives on safety assessment and applied toxicological sciences.

The Richard Williams Memorial Award, established in 2020, honours the scientific contributions and memory of Dr. Richard Williams. This award recognises exceptional early-career investigators making significant strides in their fields, with winners presenting their work at the Lhasa head office and the Annual Industrial Genotoxicology Group (IGG) Meeting . We are thrilled to introduce the

If you couldn’t join us for our recent webinar, “Identifying the Formation of Nitrosamines via Degradation Pathways Using an In-Silico Approach,” we’ve got you covered! We explored how Zeneth, our cutting-edge software solution, can help you detect potential degradation issues early in the drug development workflow, specifically in the context of nitrosamine risk assessment. We