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From the Publisher

Welcome to Applied Clinical Trials' 2008 Directory & Buyers Guide. Enclosed within these pages is a comprehensive list of key leaders and resources in the clinical trials industry. We know you will find a great deal of information to facilitate your search for CROs, IRBs, and Laboratories and for suppliers and outsourcers of Clinical Packaging, Consulting, Contract Research Services, Information Technology, Laboratory Supplies, Subject Recruitment, Training & Education, and Career Recruitment & Staffing.

Wayne K. Blow

It is my hope that the 2008 Directory & Buyers Guide proves to be an essential and invaluable part of your desktop reference tools.

Kind regards,

Wayne K. Blow

Publisher, Applied Clinical Trials

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Clinical Packaging

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Training & Education

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CROs

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Laboratory Supplies

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Career Recruitment & Staffing

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