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    5 Things to Know When Using Computerized Systems in Clinical Trials

    Innovative streamlining technologies like the cloud are transforming the way clinical trials are conducted and monitored. If you want to stay in the FDA’s good graces, there are five key elements you need to understand when using digital tools in your clinical activities.

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    The Evolution of Medical Device Clinical Trials: Adapting to Regulatory Changes

    Regulatory shifts and the ever-accelerating pace of innovation are necessitating a new approach to clinical investigations of medical devices. Learn about the unique regulatory pathways that devices traverse and why recent updates to compliance standards are calling for risk-based clinical strategies.

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    How to Write a Useful Clinical Monitoring Report

    In clinical trials, site monitoring is required, but the report about the monitoring isn’t always given the attention it deserves. Prepare your next monitoring visit and the report by following these five tips to success.

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    How to Conduct a Well-Controlled Clinical Trial

    Successful clinical trials are a critical stage in the product life cycle of any life sciences product. Brandy Chittester, president of IMARC Research, outlines how manufacturers can conduct well-controlled trials that meet regulatory compliance and delineates pharmaceutical trials from those of the medical device industry.

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    Top 5 Nutraceutical Trends in 2018 - Conducting Clinical Trials on Nutraceuticals

    Nutraceutical companies have never been required to conduct clinical trials. However, many are now voluntarily taking on this endeavor to show that their products work as advertised. This adds legitimacy to nutraceuticals and provides a better value for consumers, but the complexity of clinical trials presents a significant hurdle.

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    Noteworthy Clinical Trends in Med Device to Watch in 2018

    Radical, whirlwind change is a core feature of the medical device industry. A clinical/regulatory expert provides insight into the clinical developments currently shaking up the device world and explains how device companies can adapt and thrive in a burgeoning industry that seems to reinvent itself daily.

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    Top 5 Pharmaceutical Trends to Keep on the Radar in 2018

    Get up to speed on key takeaways from what are expected to be some of the most tranformational trends to affect the pharmaceutical industry in 2018. And for further analysis of some of the top trends in pharmaceuticals this year, check out the associated white paper.

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  • Why It’s Time to Revisit FDA’s Quality by Design

    Patients of Alzheimer’s disease, their families, and health care advocates recently encountered back-to-back disappointments when two clinical trials for Alzheimer’s drugs failed in quick succession. First, Eli Lilly & Co. stopped its late-stage clinical trial for solanezumab, then Merck & Co. ended its clinical trial for verubecestat. Both studies failed to show efficacy.

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  • Big Changes for ICH GCP & EU Regulations

    The most substantial change to international guidelines in 20 years occurred earlier this year when the ICH* issued a draft addendum to its GCP guidelines, ICH E6(R2).

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