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OR Centre for Quality Sciences On road to embrace Knowledge and Moral Economy in the field of Pharmaceutical Sciences ORCQS

In pharmaceuticals, where decisions can save or affect millions of lives, how can we think more clearly beyond old rules...
04/07/2026

In pharmaceuticals, where decisions can save or affect millions of lives, how can we think more clearly beyond old rules, blind spots and AI mistakes? What if our safety systems, data analyses and even AI are blinded by old patterns?

Discover first principles thinking. The thrilling return to raw facts and clear logic that cuts through noise and unlocks truer understanding in a complex world. Read article on LinkedIn if interest prevails.

02/07/2026

The FDA's FY2025 Report on the State of Pharmaceutical Quality presents a comprehensive assessment of the U.S. drug supply, revealing a stable yet evolving manufacturing ecosystem with 5,953 global sites, 57% of which are domestic. It highlights strengthened inspection efforts, improved drug amount reporting, and a notable shift in production networks toward India and China for U.S.-based applications, alongside robust growth in biosimilar approvals. Rigorous surveillance and testing initiatives confirm low contamination levels in aerosol OTC products and the absence of concerning DEG/EG levels in tested cough and cold medications, underscoring effective quality safeguards.

In reflecting on this report, one appreciates how its data-driven insights not only affirm the resilience of pharmaceutical quality systems but also illuminate pathways for continuous improvement and collaborative advancement in our shared commitment to excellence.

FY25 Report on the State of Pharmaceutical Quality.pdf

A message for leadership The world is becoming increasingly complex, so simple thinking is no longer enough. When our ol...
02/07/2026

A message for leadership

The world is becoming increasingly complex, so simple thinking is no longer enough. When our old ways of understanding stop matching reality, we should neither hide from change nor blindly trust technology. Instead, good leaders build decisions on reliable facts and scientific integrity while remaining humble, curious and willing to learn and adapt.

Let's take an example of pharmaceutical manufacturing to understand it.Imagine an inspector finds repeated sterility failures in an injectable manufacturing plant. A weak leader blames the operators. i.e. one dimensional thinking. Another weak leader buys an expensive AI system and follows its recommendations without validation. It is a blind trust in technology and automation.

A true leader examines the entire system ... facility design, HVAC, personnel behavior, aseptic practices, environmental monitoring, data integrity, training and on top the organizational culture. He relies on evidence, encourage honest reporting and remains open to learning from experts and frontline staff.

Extracted from the write up of Dr. Ajaz S. Hussain in the best of my understanding.

26/05/2026

خلوص اور قربانی کے حوصلے کی لازوال یاد دہانی کا دن مبارک ہو ۔ اللہ آپ سب کو خیر و خوبی سے مالا مال رکھے ۔ آمین

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