Naseef  PP

Naseef PP

Moulana College of Pharmacy

Profile ID RP-000-2820 Joined 2023-01-19 2 articles
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Authors: Naseef PP, Mohammed Favas M, Ahammad Rashid VK, Abdul Vajid K, Muhas C, Mohamed Saheer K

DOI: 10.18231/j.jpbs.2021.003  

Volume9

Issue1

Pages15-23

Abstract

Cancer is one amongst the key causes of mortality worldwide and advanced techniques for medical aid are desperately required. Hence, the most aim of this review is to supply info regarding the engineering in cancer medical aid. The development of novel nano materials and nanocarriers has allowed a serious drive to boost drug delivery in cancer. The major aim of most nanocarrier application has been to safeguard the drug from speedy degradation when general delivery and permitting it to achieve tumour at therapeutic concentration and avoiding drug delivery to traditional site the maximum amount as attainable to scale back ADRs. Nanotechnology is additionally employed in several incurable diseases like HIV, protozoal infection and Alzheimer apart from cancer. Hence, during this review we tend to target many nanotechnologies and improved ways in nanocarrier style for the cancer in addition as many incurable unwellness therapies. Keywords: Nanoparticles, Cancer, Nanotechnology

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Authors: Mohammed Ridhan Bazil, Irshad Ibrahim N, Muhsinu Rahman, Munavar Ali, Mohammed Nihal Kottangodan, Praseen G P, Naseef PP

DOI: 10.18231/j.ijpca.2023.014  

Volume10

Issue2

Pages70-74

Abstract

Product management in the pharmaceutical industry is a complex and challenging role that involves overseeing the entire life cycle of a drug product, from development through commercialization and beyond. It requires a deep understanding of the regulatory environment, market dynamics, and patient needs, as well as strong leadership and management skills By classifying product decisions into these categories, businesses can prioritize their efforts and allocate resources effectively. Strategic decisions, for example, may require more resources and involve more stakeholders than operational decisions, but they can also have a greater impact on the success of the product. By making informed product line and product mix decisions, businesses can effectively meet customer needs and grow their market share. By using product portfolio analysis, businesses can make informed decisions about which products to invest in, which to divest or improve, and which new products or markets to pursue. This analysis helps businesses align their product offerings with their overall business strategy and maximize their profitability and growth potential. Keywords: Product Mix, Product positioning, Portfolio, Branding Introduction

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