The phrase "drug device" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to medical devices used to dispense medicine, such as inhalers, pumps, and syringes. For example, you could use the phrase in a sentence like this: "The new drug device made it easier to administer the patient's medication."
No drug, device, or other intervention can come close to doing that.
Nanotechnology integration into the pharmaceutical industry has aided efforts in potential ocular drug device development.
"These appear to be unapproved drug device products," said Karen Riley, a spokeswoman for the agency, "and as unapproved products they can't enter the United States".
A big chunk, $2.8 billion, involves user fees from the drug, device and other industries, as well as the proposed e-cigarette fee.
With bundled payments, suppliers will have to demonstrate that their particular drug, device, diagnostic test, or imaging method actually improves outcomes, lowers the overall cost, or both.
That law prohibits causing the "introduction or delivery for introduction into interstate commerce of any food, drug, device, tobacco product, or cosmetic that is adulterated or misbranded".
Distinguishing among progression of disease, new organic problems, and/or drug-device complications is critical.
The company, which is developing a combination drug-device treatment for solid cancer tumors, did not specify a share price in its Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
The device would be sold as a drug-device combination product to medical professionals and provided to patients with a prescription.
Furthermore, products for respiratory delivery have unique regulatory challenges due to the nature of these drug-device combinations.
A new study describes an emerging phenomenon of "tertiary patents," which have the potential to further delay and discourage market entry in the context of drug-device combination products.
