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Readers’ picks: Top 12 Healthcare Packaging articles of 2012

Whether you embrace RFID or not, the topic itself registered as the most popular with Healthcare Packaging online readers in 2012.

Serialization, e-pedigree, and RFID continue to resonate strongly for Healthcare Packaging’s online readers, as determined by compiling readership numbers for 2012. The role of the pharmacy, biologics, cold chain distribution, regulatory issues, and package design also engaged readers. So before we say goodbye to 2012, here’s a look back at the 12 most-read articles last year on HealthcarePackaging.com:

12. Perspectives on RFID in pharmaceuticals: RFID is a tool that can benefit pharmaceutical manufacturers from clinical trials through to the commercial supply chain.

11. Europe shows the way to pharmaceutical serialization: Through government regulations and/or standards organizations, Europe is out in front when it comes to serialization in pharmaceutical and medical device packaging applications.

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