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Thermodynamic model examines how HPMCAS stabilizes apparent nifedipine supersaturation

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What the paper reports

An AAPS Open study combined nifedipine solid-dispersion dissolution experiments with PC-SAFT phase diagrams. Predispersed HPMCAS-H delayed loss of filter-passing nifedipine, consistent with a predicted polymer-rich reservoir. The proposed colloidal phase lacked direct microscopy or light-scattering confirmation. Results concern one drug system, and filter-passing concentrations do not necessarily represent exclusively molecularly dissolved drug or improved clinical absorption.

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Potential business implication: phase-diagram modeling may improve precipitation-inhibitor selection when paired with orthogonal measurements that distinguish molecular dissolution from colloidal drug carriage.

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