Clinical trials are mandatory tests in pharmacology and medical fields for the commercialization of new drugs or treatments. They are the final step before the review and potential regulatory approval to market the drug. They follow the preclinical research whose services can also be found on Scientist.

Clinical trials are experiments or observations done in clinical research designed to answer specific questions and collect information about biomedical or behavioral interventions, including new treatments. Clinical studies produce information on safety and efficacy of the new drug or treatment tested, on the side effects in particular.

Clinical trials are typically organized in four phases from small-scale studies to large-scale studies. Each study is considered alone and must receive approval before passing to the next step. In Europe, the approval is given by the European Medicines Agency a n d i n the United States by the Food and Drug Administration .

Organizing clinical trials require a lot of time and resources to recruit the participants for the different phases, to manage and organize the assays, build the application for approval, etc.

Clinical trial services are specializing in clinical trial management and supporting all phases of clinical studies for pharmaceutical, biotech and regenerative medicine developers globally.

It often takes time to find the CRO which corresponds to your clinical trials needs. Here you can find a selection of services which can be useful for you.