|Articles|March 22, 2018

Bio-Optronics and Synexus Announce Partnership

Bio-Optronics and Synexus announce partnership aimed at improving patient access to modern medicine and clinical trial efficiency by delivering high numbers of quality patients to clinical trials through the use of a unified CTMS across the entire Synexus network of more than 200 sites in eleven countries worldwide.

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