|Articles|August 28, 2015

INTERLAB Changes Name

Author(s)Applied Clinical Trials Editorial Staff

INTERLAB and synlab have been successfully cooperating since 2004.

In 2014, synlab services GmbH purchased INTERLAB GmbH central lab services. In September, INTERLAB merged with synlab Umweltinstitut GmbH, and consequently will now be known as synlab. INTERLAB and synlab have been successfully cooperating since 2004.

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