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2017 in review: Shaping the next-generation of clinical trials

By Leanne Madre, director of strategy, CTTI

This past year, the clinical trials landscape continued to shift and adapt to promising trends—including mobile technology, real-world data, and patient engagement—that can help us build a stronger clinical trials system.

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Reports revisited: What we learned this year

By Melissa Fassbender

Outsourcing models examined, market shifts scrutinized, and trial tribulations analyzed – take a look back at some of the top reports published in 2017.

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Marken acquires Taiwan-based logistics company

By Melissa Fassbender

Marken has acquired Touchdown International Ltd, a privately held specialty logistics company in Taiwan – a “key market” for pharma production and clinical trials.

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QuintilesIMS awarded for site relationship work

By Melissa Fassbender

The Society for Clinical Research Sites recently awarded QuintilesIMS with the 2016 Eagle Award, which recognizes contract research organizations (CRO) and sponsors focusing on site relationships.

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Mobile tech to simplify trial processes, says CEO

By Melissa Fassbender

The pharma industry has traditionally been slow to adopt mobile technology, but as new innovations emerge the process for conducting clinical trials could transform.

Russia sees slight dip in clinical trial approvals in Q1 2015

Russia sees slight dip in clinical trial approvals in Q1 2015

By Zachary Brennan

The Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation approved 151 total clinical studies in Q1 of 2015, which is 11% less than the same quarter last year, though by comparison, it’s still 10 times more than India has approved in the same amount of time. 

The Ministry of Health is working to provide accreditation to clinical trial centers, investigators and ethics committees

India taking further steps to reform clinical trial industry

By Zachary Brennan

Fluctuations in regulations over the past few years have reduced the number of clinical trials run on the subcontinent, but now governing bodies are looking at new ways to attract trials and further control the industry.

The SPCD method incorporates two sequential placebo-controlled stages into the process

PPD acquires RCT Logic’s license to clinical trial design tech

By Zachary Brennan

CRO Pharmaceutical Product Development (PPD) announced today that it has acquired for an undisclosed sum RCT Logic’s exclusive license from Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) for the portfolio of patents related to its sequential parallel comparison...

ACRO offers new ways to keep US research competitive

ACRO offers new ways to keep US research competitive

By Zachary Brennan

The Association of Clinical Research Organizations (ACRO) offered a number of recommendations to the US House Energy and Commerce Committee’s “21st Century Cures” initiative last week as part of an effort to keep the US research industry competitive globally.

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