Applied Clinical Trials
February 01, 2003
Feature Article
With the rapid geographical expansion of clinical trials, industry professionals are increasingly willing to set up studies in exotic locations. Although their initial concerns about the quality of data from far-flung studies have dissipated, debate continues about the ethics of performing trials in new locations, especially in developing nations.
February 01, 2003
Feature Article
Mock inspections can effectively test the preparedness of a site or sponsor-and also train employees to handle a real FDA inspection.
February 01, 2003
View from Brussels
The latest wrinkle in the European Union?s clinical trials rules debate comes from modifications of the draft text at the core of its proposal.
February 01, 2003
View from Washington
Sponsors tackle international research challenges to develop AIDS, malaria, and TB therapies for developing nations.
February 01, 2003
Process Improvement
It may seem impossible to do what we know is right?to try to save time and money by spending time and money.
February 01, 2003
Feature Article
To minimize time to market, sponsors must explore new subject recruitment techniques.
February 01, 2003
Feature Article
What happens in the six months before a trial is just as important as what happens during the trial.