RDD Online offers approximately 3000 peer-reviewed articles from the RDD Conference Series for individual purchase or by annual subscription for individuals or institutions. Also available is the definitive textbook Respiratory Drug Delivery: Essential Theory and Practice in both English and Chinese, plus our RDD Chinese-English Glossary.
Respiratory Drug Delivery conference attendees automatically receive electronic access to the current conference proceedings as soon as they become available. For one year they also receive complimentary access to the entire RDD online archives (1988-2025).
Respiratory Drug Delivery 2018
ISBN: Book 1: 978-1-942911-25-8; Book 2: 978-1-942911-26-5
Editors: Dalby RN, Byron PR, Hindle M, Peart J, Traini D, Young PM, Farr SJ, Suman JD and Watts A
Copyright© 2018 by Virginia Commonwealth University. All rights reserved. Subject to fair use provisions of United States Copyright Law, no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without written permission from Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA. Please address permission requests or inquiries about excerpted or customized reprints of five or more copies to RDD Online.
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1. The Importance of Early Predictors of Airway Disease in At Risk Populations: New Strategies to Combat Asthma and COPD
Martinez FD
Respiratory Drug Delivery 2018. Volume 1, 1-6.
2. New Frontiers in Respiratory Drug Delivery: Stem Cells as Targets and Therapies
Lee RE, Randell SH
Respiratory Drug Delivery 2018. Volume 1, 7-22.
3. MicroRNA and Cell Signaling: Their Roles in the Maintenance and Repair of Lung Structure
Voelkel NF
Respiratory Drug Delivery 2018. Volume 1, 23-36.
4. Cellular and Subcellular Drug Trafficking in Bronchial Epithelial Cells: Mechanisms Controlling Drug Disposition
Panduga V, Stocks MJ, Bosquillon C
Respiratory Drug Delivery 2018. Volume 1, 37-44.
5. Understanding and Quantifying the Spatial Distribution of Inhaled Drugs and Their Effects
Friden M, Huhn M, Backstrom E, Hamm G, Tehler U, Jackson S, Fihn B, Goodwin R, Brulls M, Talbot E, Hemmerling M, Skogberg G, Hendrickx R, Oag S, Ewing P, Sadiq M, Grime K
Respiratory Drug Delivery 2018. Volume 1, 45-50.
6. Design of Platelet Derived Growth Factor Receptor Inhibitors for Inhalation as a Treatment for Lung Remodeling in Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension: Optimization for Duration of Action
Shaw DE, Baig F, Konstantinova I, Stringer R, Sviridenko L, Tomlins C, Pearce A
Respiratory Drug Delivery 2018. Volume 1, 51-60.
7. Transforming Global Public Health Using Connected Medicines
Van Sickle D, Barrett MA
Respiratory Drug Delivery 2018. Volume 1, 61-70.
8. Adding Electronics to the Breezhaler®: Satisfying the Needs of Patients and Regulators
Colthorpe P, Pavkov R, Rozenman Y, Humby C
Respiratory Drug Delivery 2018. Volume 1, 71-80.
9. Monitored Inhaler Treatment to Guide Patient Care: Identifying Patients with Poorly Controlled Asthma
Costello RW, Sulaiman I, Cushen B, Mathedisa M, O’Dwyer S, Doyle F, Pender N, Taylor T, Holmes M, Seheult J, MacHale E, Greene G, Reilly RB
Respiratory Drug Delivery 2018. Volume 1, 81-90.
10. Engaging Patients and Healthcare Professionals in New Technology-supported Models of Care
Blakey JD
Respiratory Drug Delivery 2018. Volume 1, 91-102.
Proceedings of Respiratory Drug Delivery 2020
Proceedings of RDD Europe 2019
Proceedings of RDD Asia 2018
Proceedings of Respiratory Drug Delivery 2018
Proceedings of RDD Europe 2017
Volumes I & II
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Proceedings of RDD Asia 2016
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Proceedings of Respiratory Drug Delivery 2016
Proceedings of RDD Europe 2015
Volumes I & II
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Proceedings of RDD Asia 2014
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Proceedings of Respiratory Drug Delivery 2014
Proceedings of RDD Europe 2013
Volumes I & II
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Proceedings of Respiratory Drug Delivery 2012
Proceedings of RDD Europe 2011
Proceedings of Respiratory Drug Delivery 2010
Proceedings of RDD Europe 2009
Proceedings of Respiratory Drug Delivery 2008
Proceedings of RDD Europe 2007
Proceedings of Respiratory Drug Delivery 2006
Proceedings of RDD Europe 2005
Proceedings of RDD IX (2004)
Proceedings of RDD VIII (2002)
Providing a systematic treatment of topics, discussion of the latest technologies, extensive references, and clear explanations and figures, Respiratory Drug Delivery: Essential Theory & Practice, by Stephen Newman enables the reader to master the fundamentals of inhaled drug delivery.
Dr. Newman and his collaborators share many years of combined expertise, making this book invaluable to students, scientists and clinicians working in diverse disciplines to improve the delivery of drugs to the lungs.
Available in both English and Chinese, Respiratory Drug Delivery: Essential Theory & Practice coordinates with a series of online presentations and quizzes available on this web site to augment and document learning. Ordering from RDD Online
English Version
Add To Cart $199
Chinese Translation
Add To Cart $199
Contents include:
- Background to Pulmonary Drug Delivery
- Aerosol Properties and Deposition
- In vitro Assessment of Inhaled Products
- In vivo Assessment of Pulmonary Drug Delivery
- Nebulizers
- Pressurized Metered Dose Inhalers
- Additional Technology for Pressurized Metered Dose Inhalers
- Dry Powder Inhalers
- Emerging Inhaler Technologies
- Drugs for Topical & Systemic Delivery by the Pulmonary Route
This glossary was published to enhance the ability of Chinese speaking RDD® meeting participants to better comprehend presentations and papers delivered in English. While not representing the official views of any agency, regulatory scientists at the US FDA and Chinese FDA have graciously reviewed the glossary for accuracy, as have scientists at several pharmaceutical companies and universities.
You may find the terms helpful when communicating with scientists, managers and regulators in both languages.
