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We recently held our webinar ‘Harnessing cutting-edge carcinogenicity data to support your toxicity assessments’. In this free to-attend virtual event, Lhasa Senior Scientist, Andrew Thresher presented the latest innovations in the Lhasa Carcinogenicity Database (LCDB). The LCDB is a freely available database of in vivo carcinogenicity study information, which includes TD50 values as a measure […]

In this Lhasa webinar we discussed alternative approaches to carcinogenicity assessment with Dr. Todd Bourcier (FDA) and Dr. Gina Hilton (PETA). Within many sectors of the life sciences industry, animal testing is still considered a primary option for toxicity testing, and as a result is used heavily. The limitations of this model are now well

We were thrilled to  attend this workshop to discuss: ‘Mitigation Strategies for Nitrosamine Drug Substance Related Impurities: Quality and Bioequivalence Considerations for Generic Products’. This event featured vital discussions around risks of forming NDSRIs in certain drug products, strategies to mitigate these risks, and considerations in assessing the safety risks of NDSRI. Lhasa Limited Principal

We were pleased to attend the FDA/HESI Roadmap Planning on Hazard and Risk Assessment of Nitrosamine Impurities in Drugs workshop. Organised by the FDA and HESI, this exciting event offered attendees the opportunity to engage in important discussions around the assessment of nitrosamines, including Nitrosamine Drug Substance-related Impurities (NDSRI). Lhasa Principal Scientist, David Ponting presented

Dr. Susanne Stalford, Lhasa Principal Scientist, presented within a Pharmaceutical & BioScience Society workshop, on the topic of Nonclinical Carcinogenicity Studies. The workshop included presentations from regulatory and industry perspectives, on topics relating to carcinogenicity assessment of pharmaceuticals, including: The challenges faced with carcinogenicity assessments, in the development of pharmaceuticals Regulatory and industry perspectives on