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9 Ways Worldwide Optimizes Clinical Development for Your Biotech Growth Journey

Worldwide Clinical Trials

Selecting the right CRO to partner with on your development program is a pivotal decision that can shape the trajectory of your product’s development. Our consultative approach ensures success by integrating research methodology, regulatory affairs strategy, and clinical operations.

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Parexel, JFCR ink agreement to accelerate access to oncology clinical trials in Japan

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The Power of Personalization Amid the Changing CRO Landscape

Worldwide Clinical Trials

Amidst a shifting clinical landscape characterized by increasingly complex trial designs and growing patient subpopulations, many contract research organizations (CROs) have adopted a “one-stop-shop” strategic approach. What Differentiates Mid-Size CROs?

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Leveraging Genetic Testing for Enrolling Rare Disease Trials

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Written By: Derek Ansel, MS, CCRA, Executive Director, Therapeutic Strategy Lead, Rare Disease Given that 80% of rare diseases have a genetic etiology, genetic implications should be addressed at the onset of a clinical program to support trial enrollment. One diagnostic example that I discussed in my presentation is autism.

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Why Including Patients in FDA Engagement Will Benefit Your Trial

Worldwide Clinical Trials

Patients are the backbone of clinical trials, playing an essential role in the drug development process. This engagement is often less understood and is underutilized by sponsors, meaning a significant element of the trial and drug experience is missed during sponsor engagement with the FDA.

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IISc researchers find picolinic acid’s broad-spectrum antiviral abilities, scouts for partners in pharma companies

AuroBlog - Aurous Healthcare Clinical Trials blog

Researchers at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) have found that picolinic acid, a natural compound produced by mammalian cells, can block several disease-causing viruses such as SARS-CoV-2 and influenza A viruses. The Institute is now looking for partners in pharma companies to pursue further clinical development of the findings.

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Unlocking the potential in rare disease research with decentralised trials

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A survey by rare disease patient network Raremark found that 86% of the community members asked were interested in taking part in clinical trials. CEO Jeremy Edwards looks at how decentralised trial models can solve some of the challenges for clinical trial recruitment in rare disease.

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