Bisphosphonates have long represented a major therapeutic class in the management of diseases characterised by excessive bone resorption. Since their introduction in the 1970s, they have transformed the treatment of

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Lyophilization, or freeze‑drying, is a critical stabilization technology for biologics and labile parenteral formulations that converts a solution into a solid state by sequentially freezing, sublimating ice during primary drying

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