Participant-centric study design has advanced, but site-centric execution has not kept pace. In the Journal for Clinical Studies, Brian Mallon examines how unclear expectations, administrative burden and contract delays ...
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International Women's Day: An interview with Marelise Epstein
Marelise Epstein is interviewed for International Women's Day and provides a glimpse into her work day and what inspires her.
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How COVID-19 has changed pharmacovigilance
Dr Andrew Garrett contributes to this article in Pharmafocus: How COVID-19 has changed pharmacovigilance. The article explores how drug safety can be ensured while numerous vaccines and treatments come to market in record time to deal with COVID-19.
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How scientists John Climax and Dr Ronan Lambe created an icon
An article reporting on the growth of ICON as it acquires PRA Health Sciences.
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ICON CEO on PRA deal: Groundwork laid for faster trials (Radio)
A radio intervew with ICON CEO Steve Cutler about the ICON-PRA Health Sciences deal, which is the largest healthcare transaction this year at $12 billion.
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ICON to acquire PRA for $12B as COVID-19 spurs CRO consolidation
ICON has agreed to acquire PRA Health Sciences for approximately $12 billion in cash and stock, in a deal that continues the consolidation of contract research organisations into a handful of corporate giants.
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COVID researchers ICON, PRA Health join in $12 billion deal
ICON agreed to buy PRA Health Sciences Inc. in a $12 billion cash and stock deal that combines two research providers supporting Covid vaccine and treatment trials.
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ICON eyes growing virtual clinical trial market with $12 billion PRA Health deal
ICON will buy rival PRA Health Sciences Inc in a deal valued at about $12 billion, to create a contract drug research firm that can tap into the growing demand for virtual clinical trials due to the pandemic.
