What are the risks of a clinical trial? Biotrial follows and respects the stringent regulatory framework set by the US FDA. The adverse effects of the drugs tested are often known and the medical team or their delegates, the recruiters, inform the volunteers about them at the start of the screening visit. Phase I trials…
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What is Good Clinical Practice (GCP)? Good Clinical Research Practice (GCP) is an international ethical and scientific standard for the design, conduct, performance, recording, monitoring, and reporting of clinical research involving the participation of human volunteers. Biotrial Inc. and its clients, the bio-pharmaceutical companies,thoroughly comply with the GCP guidance as it applies to all clinicalstudies involving human…
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What is the history of clinical tests? The concept of clinical trials is as old as the early civilizations with the first written standards established by Avicenna around the year 1000. Today, clinical trials are structured according to international standards and are constantly evolving with its primary purpose – to advance medical knowledge and patient…
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What are the different pharmaceutical types of medications? Take a tablet for the headache, apply an anesthetic gel, use eye drops to treat conjunctivitis, administer a preparation for infusion: the pharmaceutical type of the drugs is numerous. In the pharmaceutical language, these diverse types of medication are called galenic forms and must comply with a specific…
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What are the stages in the life of a medicine? Only one molecule out of 10,000 is marketed after having undergone a whole battery of tests! Clinical trials are essential first steps in the manufacture of drugs. Biotrial offers clinical trials to its clients in the pharmaceutical industry, a diverse range of biopharmaceutical companies from startups…
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The benefit of a drug test Before being marketed, a drug undergoes various tests aimed at analyzing its efficacy and tolerance on patients. Developing a new drug represents an investment of approximately one billion euros and requires at least 10 years of work. In order to collect as much information as possible on the drugs,…
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