Dear Colleagues,
Welcome to the June 2011 issue of Science Speaks!
This month's issue of Science Speaks introduces our newest article on overcoming linguistic and cultural barriers in global clinical trials as well as a look at a previous publication on clinical trials in Asia.
Take a look also at this month's Biotech News section about the European Union's online clinical trials register.
Please visit our website at www.languageconnections.com to learn more about our services and publications.
Enjoy!
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Language & Cultural Barriers in Global Trials
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Addressing the vast linguistic and cultural differences among different patient populations is among the biggest challenges sponsors outsourcing clinical trials must face.
Please look for our article in this month's issue of Applied Clinical Trials entitled "Language and Cultural Barriers in Global Trials". It discusses these challenges in how they affect the informed consent process, data accuracy, and the success of international clinical studies.
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Outsourcing Clinical Trials to Asia
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Asia is fast becoming a prominent outsourcing location for global clinical trials. India and China alone account for a significant portion of trials conducted in emerging countries, and the largest number of trials in the region.
In case you missed our article in the February 2011 issue of Scrip Clinical Research entitled "Linguistic & Cultural Considerations: Outsourcing Trials to Asia" we would like to offer you another opportunity to read it now.
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Biotech News: EU Clinical Trials Online Register
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The European Union Clinical Trials Register was launched this past March by the European Medicines Agency. This new website allows first time public access to information on interventional clinical trials for medicines authorized in the twenty seven EU Member States as well as Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway. The database also allows the public to search for information on authorized clinical trials being conducted outside the EU if these trials are part of a pediatric investigation plan (PIP).
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