Teva at ACT 2026

Nov 15–18, 2026 San Antonio, TX ~1.4k attendees Website

Teva takes part in 2 sessions at ACT 2026 in San Antonio. Its program centres on how the risks of excipients, the inactive ingredients in medicines, and of PFAS, the so-called forever chemicals, are explained to the public. It looks at why something judged safe can still feel risky, and how risk communication can address that concern.

OrganizationACT 2026 Attendance
Pharmaceutical companies
Israeli pharmaceutical company, a major maker of generic medicines that also develops and sells branded specialty drugs.
Session
Wed Nov 18
2:00pm–3:15pm
Invisible Ingredients, Critical Functions: The Risk Narrative around Excipients and PFAS (S17)
Chemical risk assessment
  1. 2:00pmWhen Safe Feels Risky: Understanding Public Concern Through the Lens of Risk Communication (S17-1)Teva
  2. 2:25pmRisk Communication and Perception of Forever Chemicals and the Consequences for Pharma (S17-2)Johnson & Johnson
  3. 2:45pmScience or Speculation? Navigating the Realities of Synthetic Colors and Talc in Drug Products - Addressing the Potential Impact on Pharmaceutical Supply Chains (S17-3)Black Diamond Regulatory Consulting
Talk
Wed Nov 18
2:00pm–2:25pm
Part of Invisible Ingredients, Critical Functions: The Risk Narrative around Excipients and PFAS (S17)
When Safe Feels Risky: Understanding Public Concern Through the Lens of Risk Communication (S17-1)
Chemical risk assessment

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