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Growth in transmucosal drug delivery driven by demographic, healthcare trends

Published in Biotech Law Weekly, October 29th, 2004

In their search for alternative delivery methods that will enhance compliance and improve safety, drug developers and researchers are discovering that the permeability of mucous membranes provides a convenient route for the systemic delivery of new and existing therapeutic drugs.

Transmucosal delivery offers the potential for once-daily dosing of oral drugs and avoids the effects of first pass metabolism.

Demand for transmucosal drug delivery will benefit from several converging market forces. The shifting population demographics in developed societies will drive an increasing demand for palliative treatments associated with an aging patient base....

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