Early clinical case studies

Discover how our expertise and innovative solutions have successfully advanced clinical trials and drug development.

With extensive medical and operational experience, we deliver seamless execution in both healthy volunteer and patient cohort studies, providing critical safety and tolerability data in the early clinical stages of development.

Solving complexity in early clinical imaging

ICON partnered with the University Medical Center Groningen to execute a demanding cross over study requiring 240 brain MRI scans in 60 healthy participants. Through an integrated clinical and imaging solution, strong operational coordination, and a long standing academic partnership, ICON enabled accelerated execution, data consistency, and a seamless participant experience, demonstrating how innovative early phase delivery models can overcome complexity and support urgent development priorities.
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ADME and ABA trial in solid tumor patients

This phase 1 oncology ADME and ABA study faced strict eligibility, screening, radiolabeled drug logistics, and 72-hour shelf-life constraints, requiring precise coordination, specialised expertise and patient recruitment.
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Global coordination for phase 1 success

A pharma client partnered with ICON to support EU and US approval of a new diabetes therapy. ICON’s APS team sourced, labeled, and shipped comparator and study drugs for a complex phase 1 trial, helping meet the sponsor’s accelerated timeline.
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Complex phase 1 obesity study

ICON was once again selected as a partner to conduct a phase 1 study in individuals who are overweight or have obesity, evaluating the safety and tolerability of a new subcutaneous GLP-1 and amylin peptide formulation.
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Multinational phase 1 biosimilar study

ICON conducted a multinational biosimilar phase 1 study for multiple sclerosis (MS). This trial was performed under high regulatory scrutiny and challenging pandemic conditions, with increased dosing targets requiring additional site activation.
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