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  • After Pharmacy which fellowship or exam is better for you?

    After completion of your bachelors or masters in pharmacy, you may have a question that how to make research career? How to get research experience because in industry most of them are asking about experience candidates? How to get good salary in R&D?
    If you are getting direct research opportunities in industry then there was never been a difficulty but believe me this is not always a case.

  • Operant Pharmacy Federation – Powered by Researchers for Emerging Innovation

    Very soon we are going to see a huge gap for “right talent” in Indian pharma industry. In my view following could be the reasons and steps to be taken by industry:

    1. Gender:
    a. At +2 level, boys are for engineering, girls are for medicine, and those who fail to get medical seats opt for pharmacy. Hence there is an increase in trend of girls graduating out of pharmacy colleges.
    b.  Most of Indians prefer their girl child to get married immediately after graduation or sometimes even when they are in their final years of course. (The latest demographic indicators provided by the health and family welfare ministry reveal that the national average age of marriage for girls was 20.6 years in 2008, up from 18.3 years in 2001. http://www.dnaindia.com/india/report-indian-women-push-back-marriage-age-1350166)
    c. After marriage probability of girl continuing higher studies or getting into job is reduced.
    d. Most of recruiters have bias in considering girls as they are uncertain on when these girls leave the job for the reasons of marriage, re-location due to husband’s place of job or maternity.

  • TOP 10 Pharmaceutical industries using Artificial Intelligence (AI)

    Simply, Artificial intelligence (AI) means machine learning and behaving like humans which ultimately facilitates works of humans.

    Whether you do aware or not but in the modern world, we are all surrounded by AI. There are many examples of AI which we are using (may be unknowingly) in our day to day life. For exm, social media, search engines, product recommendations, Email filters etc.

  • India : The Generic Giant

    On the current pharmaceutical sector the generic drug have a significant value for its modern technology with accurate efficacy, easy available and cheaper price in drug delivery system. On the 20th century global pharmaceutical evaluation every country started to pull up their pharmaceutical sector on producing different kind of drugs with different dosage form to lead as a world pharmaceutical leader. That competition show a big positive sign for world health care sector.

  • ANOVA Video Lecture Series for Pharma Professionals (Research Methodology)

    Analysis of variance is abbreviated as ANOVA. ANOVA is developed by R.A. Fisher in 1920 for determination of variance between different groups. ANOVA is used for comparison of more than two population or population having more than two subgroups.
    ANOVA is defined as the ratio of variability between the means and variability within the distribution.

  • Community Pharmacists - Healthcare Collaborators

    Community pharmacists are the health professionals who are most accessible to the public. Though concept of community pharmacists is not well established in India. Because, In India community pharmacist dispense only medicine but in developed countries roles of clinical pharmacists are beyond that.

  • Career Choice after B.Pharm - M.PHARM OR MBA ?

    M.Pharm and MBA are two different career choices. It is clearly depend on one’s interest, career goal, strengths and aptitude.

  • Top 10 Best paying Pharmaceutical Jobs in private sector - Video Representation

    There is a need to be sure about our career when we join in any industry. Here, we are providing information on top paying pharmaceutical jobs in private sector.

  • Drug Disposal Awareness Program (DDAP) Under Foundation for Health and Environment Research

    The medicines used for common ailments are stored by many household for medical emergency use. Many times these medicines expire despite being stored under prescribed conditions. It is important to dispose these medicines that are date expired and unused in an appropriate manner. The guidelines for disposal for medicines are prescribed by World Health Organization (WHO) and United States Food and Drugs Administration (USFDA). Some of the methods suggested to dispose date expired and unused medicines include returning to manufacturer, landfill, and waste immobilization: encapsulation/ inertization, flushing it down the Sewer and incineration.

  • Animated Video Representation of Acid Base Titration: Methodology and Mechanism

    Acid base titration is one of the simple and highly useful volumetric analysis techniques. An acid-base titration (or neutralization titration) is based upon the chemical reaction between an acid and a base; also known as neutralization reaction.

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