|Articles|October 1, 2011
- Applied Clinical Trials-10-01-2011
- Volume 20
- Issue 10
Applied Clinical Trials Digital Edition - October 2011
REGULATORY : Document Management Practices CARDIAC SAFETY : Safety Testing Has Evolved Also in this issue : PDUFA Legislation Expansion, EU Pharmacovigilance, Aggregate Data, Sunshine Act
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Here Comes the Sun(shine Act)almost 15 years ago
Cardiac Safety in Clinical Trialsalmost 15 years ago
Business and News Update October 2011almost 15 years ago
Debate Grows Over Comparative Efficacy Trialsalmost 15 years ago
The Power and Pitfalls of Aggregate Dataalmost 15 years ago
Document Managementalmost 15 years ago
Technology Helps Trim Reimbursement Timesalmost 15 years ago
FDA, Sponsors Gear Up for User-Fee Actionalmost 15 years ago
Staying Vigilant on EU Pharmacovigilancealmost 15 years ago
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