Genentech, Inc.

Sanofi-a Ventis Deutschland Gmbh

F. Hoffmann-la Roche Ag

Ajay Deshmukh

Dominique M Freeman

Don Alden

Dirk Boecker

Lionel Vedrine

Paul K Lum

Michael Roger Cane

Ganapati R Mauze

Travis Ryan Marsot

Matt Schumann

James B Ross

Thomas M Scherer

Joumana Zeid

Jason Hegener

Thomas Shoup

Joshua I Molho

Geoffrey Colin Wise

Jeffrey Perry

Brent Eaton

Amy Wang

Jason H Hegener

Monika U Von Duering

The needless vial assemblies described herein allow for the access to the contents of a vial, such as a medication, using a syringe without a needle. In some designs, the vial includes a vial neck, which is itself a syringe interface. The vial assemblies also include a cap with a plug, which can be used to seal the vial assembly. The present disclosure further provides methods of filling a vial assembly and methods of filling a syringe using the vial assemblies described herein.

Vial assembly with luer fitting

Formulations comprising an anti-IL-13 antibody are provided, including pharmaceutical formulations and methods of using such formulations.

Antibody formulations

A body fluid sampling system is provided for use on a tissue site. A drive force generator is coupled to penetrating members. The penetrating members are at least partially housed in a penetrating member housing. The penetrating member housing has openings for the penetrating members. The penetrating members are launched along a launch path by the drive force generator through an opening in the penetrating member housing. Analyte sensors are housed in a analyte sensor housing. Each analyte sensor is associated with a penetrating member. The analyte sensor housing and the penetrating member housing are coupled to provide that each analyte sensor is positioned out of a launch path of a penetrating member. The analyte sensor housing includes desiccant pockets for receiving desiccant plugs.

Tissue penetration device

A body fluid sampling device includes a housing, a penetrating member positioned in the housing and a test strip. A compliant front end is coupled to the housing. The compliant front-end includes a rigid member with an interior aperture to receive the body fluid from a wound site.

Body fluid sampling module with a continuous compression tissue interface surface

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San Francisco, CA, United States of America

Ajay Deshmukh