A forced degradation study is a critical step in pharmaceutical development to evaluate the stability and degradation pathways of a drug product. It involves subjecting the drug substance or product to various stress conditions, such as heat, light, and oxidation, to accelerate degradation and identify potential degradation products. In this video, we will explain the meaning of forced degradation study and its importance in pharmaceutical development. We will also discuss the different types of stress conditions used in forced degradation studies and the analytical techniques used to detect and identify degradation products. Additionally, we will provide some practical examples of how forced degradation studies are used in the pharmaceutical industry to ensure drug stability and safety.
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