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Though we didn’t know it in the 17th century when a dog was injected using goose quills, we know it now: Bacteria and other contaminants can make patients very ill. That’s why the final aseptic filling step is so critical for making injectable drugs. How can we get better at protecting drug quality and patient safety? This e-book takes you on a journey to answer that question and others.