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New website maps clinical trial locations for perspective participants
The non-profit Biomedical Research & Education Foundation created a user friendly website, MyClincalTrialLocator.com to help patients find local trials. The website is formatted to run on a mobile device and it features mapping technology that shows patients where...
Tufts CSDD suggests ways to optimize clinical protocol complexity
Research conducted by the Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development (CSDD) found that protocol complexity correlates with longer clinical study times and poorer patient recruitment. Therefore, drug development companies are working to increase clinical trial...
The Office of Human Research Protections questions informed consent in recent study
The Office for Human Research Protections discovered that a study involving premature babies did not disclose potential risks of the associated treatment with the involved families as indicated by a recent article published April 11, 2013 in the New York Times. The...
The issue of dual enrollment in clinical trials
The frequency of dual enrollment, in which participants enroll in multiple clinical trials at the same time in order to benefit from increased healthcare or payments, is up for debate among the Association of Clinical Research Organizations (ACRO) and industry...
Pearl’s Diana Caldwell to serve on April IHIF lunch panel
IHIF is hosting a lunch panel on April 16th, featuring Pearl’s Diana Caldwell and other industry professionals to discuss the impact of the service sector on life sciences in Indiana. What: IHIF Lunch Series Topic: “Indiana’s Life Science Service Sector” When:...