Regulatory affairs officers play a vital role in ensuring that various products, including foods, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and veterinary medicines, comply with legislative requirements throughout their development, testing, and marketing processes. In other words, they navigate the complex landscape of regulatory requirements and help bring products to market smoothly. The Quality Assurance and Regulatory Affairs program at AAPS can equip budding regulatory affairs professionals with all the training necessary for a career in the industry. However, success as a regulatory affairs associate also relies on a diverse skill set encompassing technical and non-technical abilities. Technical skills such as regulatory knowledge and.. READ MORE »
The delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) cannabinoid has been the subject of much scientific and recreational attention and, along with CBD, is one of the most instantly recognizable cannabinoids on the market. Having said that, the cannabis plant contains over 100 other cannabinoids, and there has been recent scientific interest in investigating the potential benefits and risks of these less-dominant cannabinoids. These lesser-known chemical compounds found in cannabis are collectively referred to as minor cannabinoids. Unlike the dominant compounds THC and CBD, these minor cannabinoids exist in smaller quantities within the cannabis plant. However, they offer unique properties and can be isolated for.. READ MORE »
Product testing is a systematic approach used to evaluate and assess the safety, quality, and performance of various consumer goods available in the market. This scientific process involves subjecting products to comprehensive examination, experimentation, and analysis to determine their compliance with regulatory standards, safety protocols, and consumer expectations. Testing procedures encompass various factors, including chemical composition, physical properties, durability, toxicity levels, and potential health risks associated with product use. The significance of product testing extends to the identification, analysis, and quantification of food allergens. Given that food allergies affect over 2.6 million Canadians, according to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency,.. READ MORE »
Canada’s pharmaceutical sector is as multifaceted and complex as it is dynamic. Therefore, those seeking to contribute to the growth and success of the Canadian pharmaceutical industry would benefit from a comprehensive understanding of the country’s pharmaceutical landscape through clinical research training. One such program providing valuable insights into Canada’s pharmaceutical industry is the Clinical Research, Drug Safety, and Pharmacovigilance diploma offered by the Academy of Applied Pharmaceutical Sciences (AAPS). This online program comprises a comprehensive curriculum that covers the fundamental aspects of clinical research, drug safety, and pharmacovigilance, providing participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in.. READ MORE »
