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Propelling Pediatric Research
April 1, 2010
Learn how Quintiles' global reach and rigorous research standards dramatically cut recruitment from 4 years to 1 in a childhood immunology study -
Boosting Pediatric Enrollment
April 1, 2010
Read how Quintiles took a nasal influenza vaccine trial from the brink of delay to full recruitment in only two weeks. -
Anticipating the Challenge
March 3, 2010
Extensive experience and expertise in Alzheimer's Disease accelerated outcomes in multi-country Phase II study. -
Advancing Innovation
March 3, 2010
Prescreening and safety measures simplified a Phase II study of a four-dose vaccine that required multiple rating scales. -
Multinational Coordination
February 26, 2010
Coordinating a non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma study across six countries, our expert team exceeded expectations for efficiency and communication. -
Unrivalled Global Reach
February 22, 2010
Failure was never an option with Quintiles’ guiding this complex global chronic heart failure study. -
Enabling Transformation
September 30, 2009
Biovitrum found an ideal opportunity to transform itself into a fully integrated specialty pharmaceutical company from a biotech discovery and early clinical development company. -
Cardiovascular Expertise Results in Faster Enrollment Speed
March 27, 2009
Mega-trials require mega-expertise, especially when the global study is for an innovative cardiovascular drug to treat patients with acute coronary syndrome who have also undergone coronary artery bypass surgery. -
Antibiotic Safety Assessment
March 25, 2009
A major pharmaceutical company presented Quintiles with a pressing challenge – to collect extensive amounts of Phase IV data in compressed time windows because the treatment conditions were subject to seasonal variants. -
Jumpstarting a Phase III Candidate
March 24, 2009
A global pharmaceutical company had a promising new formulation of a marketed product in early Phase III trials, but R&D budget pressures were likely to result in delays getting the product to market.
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