|Articles|December 1, 2015
- Applied Clinical Trials-12-01-2015
- Volume 24
- Issue 12
Applied Clinical Trials Digital Edition - December 2015/January 2016
Regulatory: Assessing Study Drop in CEE Swiss Syncs Up Regulations Sites: Regional Risks in Eastern Europe Also in this issue: Orphan Drug Hurdles in Europe Patient Engagement: Illness-Level Impact Clinical Trial Technology in 2025
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Orphans of the Stormalmost 10 years ago
Technology-Driven R&D to be Prime Topic at DIA’s EuroMeetingalmost 10 years ago
How Will Technology Drive Global Clinical Trial Change by 2025?almost 10 years ago
New EU Trials Law: Headway, Concernsalmost 10 years ago
Switzerland Guides Innovation in Clinical Trial Regulationsalmost 10 years ago
Decline of Trials in CEE: Fluctuation or Trend?almost 10 years ago
Site Challenges in Eastern Europealmost 10 years ago
Rethinking Patient Engagement: Mild vs. Severe Illnessalmost 10 years ago
Patients, PDUFA, Pandemics to Shape R&D in 2016almost 10 years ago
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